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Hi,
It really depends on what you want to do. I usually go to
whenever I need a tool to do something. They've got a great range of free, shareware and demo tools for almost anything you'll need to do.
Happy hunting,
Cheers,
Tim.
...and here is the link to the Microsoft supplied utilities download area...
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/downloads/tools/default.asp
Cheers,
Tim.
by sidehill79
by thechas
I've got more links than I care to type in.
If your goal is free tools only, start out with;www.nonags.com
www.completelyfreesoftware.com
www.bootdisk.com
www.aumha.org
www.annoyances.org
As Tim said, it all depends on what you are trying to do.
Are you looking for trouble-shooting tools?
File maintenence tools?
Performance enhancements?
My personal favorite tools are Norton SystemWorks and Meijenix (OnTrack) Fix-It.
For a W2K environment, you should also consider Executive Software's Disk Keeper.
by sidehill79
by matt duggan
While not free, Hyena is a tool that my entire team uses daily. It's basically an integrated NT admin kit, arranged a bit like the MMC. www.adkins-resource.com
Another toolkit we use heavily is (no surprises here) the Win2k resource kits (both server and workstation).
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