Suggestions about programs/utilities to download?

BROWSER: Chrome
VOICE CHAT: Skype/Pidgin/Google Hangouts, Whatsapp Desktop
IMAGES: To edit GIMP, to view, default viewer is fine
PDF: View on browser, create with Libre Office
VIDEO: K-Lite
MUSIC:Google Music, my main computer syncs my own music on it, I can play it on other devices: Google Play Music Desktop Player (Github) and Google Music Player on android or use Spotify/Deezer
ANTIVIRUS: Windows Defender do the job + common sense
GAME CLIENTS: Steam
DOCS: Libreoffice or MS Office 2016
Other maybe useful, maybe not, Qbittorrent, MiPony, Popcorntime

UTILITIES
Notepad ++
Ccleaner
TeamViewer is a must
7-zip
DFX audio enhancer

Ninite and pick things in it.

Opera is Chrome with more bells and whistles and many like Vivaldi.

To the best of my knowledge, VLC has an internal library of codecs, which is what sets it apart from other players, so no need for K-Lite at least for that program. I like MPC better, anyway. Transmission is superior to qBittorrent in my book.

AutoHotKey - Automate all the things!
Everything - Search for anything on your computer so much better then windows built in search (www.voidtools.com)
Lightshot - If you make any documentation (i do mostly for work) it's better than the built in print-screen function
Mouse without Borders - share your keyboard an mouse across multiple computers (great for my work laptop next to my gaming desktop)
VLC - Lightweight movie viewer
Notepad++ - well, you know.

Are you only gaming on here or do you have a day job that you're using this computer for as well?

~David.

BROWSER: Chrome
VOICE CHAT: Skype and Discord
IMAGE VIEWER: Windows?
PDF: Adobe
VIDEOS/MUSIC PLAYER: BSPlayer (Auto downloads subtitles)
ANTIVIRUS: None
Honorable mentions: Spotify, MusicBee (Music Player + Mp3 tag in one), ASF, CCleaner, Malware Bits

• For PDFs, I am a big fan of Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. It's free, and so much nicer to use than any other PDF viewer I ever tried. Personal opinion though.
• For music, I advise you use something else than VLC (which is great for video, though). I use AIMP and it is awesome, everything is customizeable and the settings are countless.
• I've tried Avast a few times but I found it extremely intrusive and annoying. After trying a lot of other antivirus I am now using Panda antivirus and I think it's a great one.
• Instead of HWMonitor, I suggest you try Speccy. It's made by the same folks who made CCleaner and it has the advantage of being super clear and clean.
• Others said it before but Discord > Skype :D
• IObit Uninstaller is a great choice, it's my favourite uninstaller. However, for the drivers, I find SnailDriver to be superior, as it is less intrusive and much more straightforward.
• For opening zips and archives, I have found a little soft called Bandizip. It opens everything, has a lot of options and isn't ugly, on the contrary to 7-zip xD

Other softs I can't live without:
If you like customization, try Rainmeter! It's an amazing program with endless possibilities!
If you happen to download torrents, my client of choice is Deluge.

Win10 pro? Office 2016? I thought you were trying to save money. cough
I have an old Office 2000 that works just fine. Still, I tried LibreOffice which functions
mostly identically.
.1. "Goodbye Backspace" extension on Chrome. I have occasionally filled out a long form (composed essay) and made the mistake of hitting Backspace when the cursor is not in a user field. I dont think they have ever fixed this huge flaw in browsers despite everyone's agreement how stupid and useless this is. Backspace will take you to the previous webpage and destroy(lose) all the work that you have done on that webpage.
.2. Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit. I do not know exactly what this does, but it seems to provide some great FREE low-level active protection against without running it every couple days (like MBAM)

Most were already mentioned, so no point in re-iterating. Except for one - FastStone Viewer. It's a reason in itself to use Windows. It's that good. Perfect combination of functionality and user interface.

everything I want to say has already been said-guess I'll just say for SS apps lightshot is my favorite however I also have gyazo installed (but set up so it doesn't take SS using print screen) because it takes can make gifs...that being said lightshot is still better for everything else.
also people keep mentioning notepad++ for use as a notepad editing txt files but I also want to add its really useful for opening all sorts of code files...assuming you're not programming (ie don't want a whole ide) and just want to open files to see what they are its handy. ie xml files, css/html files etc

Screen2Gif - animated gif creator/editor
Combined Community Codec Pack - package of the most common codecs (also allows for native dvd playback in windows)
CCleaner - file cleaner
CPU-Z - CPU, Mobo, Ram identifier tool
Gimp - Graphics Editor
Open Office - Office Alt
WinFF - Video Converter
Rufus - USB Boot Drive Creator

I recommend Free Download Manager for downloads and torrents (it's so much better than uTorrent and has no ads at all).

For browser, I recently started using Edge and it's really good. I currently have it as my main browser, thinking of ditching Chrome. xD

I prefer SpaceSniffer over WinDirStat, give it a try.

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