Humble Software Bundle for PC lovers

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SOFTWARE RATINGS CARDS BUNDLED RETAIL PRICE
System Mechanic 16.5 NA - 0 $49.95
AirParrot 2 (two-pack) NA - 0 $12.99
EaseUS Partition Master Pro 11.9 NA - 0 $39.95

BTA (Lowest $3.62?)

SOFTWARE RATINGS CARDS BUNDLED RETAIL PRICE
DAEMON Tools Pro 8 Lifetime NA - 0 $59.99
Backblaze Online Backup NA - 0 $30
3DMark Advanced Edition 88% of 1,541 Reviews - 0 $29.99

$12

SOFTWARE RATINGS CARDS BUNDLED RETAIL PRICE
Dashlane Premium NA - 0 $39.99
PCMark 8 Advanced Edition 43% of 21 Reviews - 0 $49.99
VRMark Advanced Edition 64% of 25 Reviews - 0 $19.99

Additional info:

  • AirParrot 2:
    Key is valid for up to two separate purchases of the Single Computer License.
    You must redeem your AirParrot 2 key by August 14th, 2017. (Thanks WoodenKiwi!)
  • System Mechanic 16.5
    1 year license for new customers only
  • AirParrot 2 (two-pack)
    Lifetime licenses, redeemable twice
  • DAEMON Tools Pro 8 Lifetime
    Lifetime licenses for up to 3 PCs
  • Backblaze Online Backup
    6 months of unlimited backup, for new users only
  • Dashlane Premium
    1 year, new users only

Bonuses
10% off Humble Monthly for New Subscribers
Humble Monthly

Get 10% off one month of a Humble Monthly subscription!
NOTE: Expires on April 7th, 2017 at 10:00am Pacific. Eligible for new subscribers. Payment will be applied on the first payment for new subscribers.

Steam keys included:
3DMark Advanced Edition
PCMark 8 Advanced Edition
VRMark Advanced Edition
(Thx AJlam & Madjoki)

Last updated: 21/03/2017

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I kinda want the Daemon tools, but rest is too meh...

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Daemon tools? It still exists? What can it do, when CD image mounting has been a built-in feature for Windows for like half a decade now?

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More convenient than a right-click/mount & right-click/eject command? 0.o

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Games used to check if certain files were loaded from a separate drive/the root of a drive or not. Some old ones flat-out expected to be loaded from D:. Some expected to read certain files from specific file systems, and emulating helped there.
Also, ISO is a standard now, but back then NRG and IMG were more widespread, and you couldn't unpack those that easily.

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ISO has always been a / the standard.
Wasn't NRG was some weird thing to emulate protection for piracy purposes, like MDS/MDF?

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It was the format used for Nero Burning ROM. I don't know what advantages it offered, although I think it was smaller than IMG and ISO files. (Also, I don't really recall seeming (m)any ISO files until the early 2000s. IMG was a lot more common, I just deleted my last one of them after Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom was released a few days back on GOG.)

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Uh, I only know IMG like uhh the boot.img for my ex-gf's Android phone? I don't think I've seen games use it. and with games I mean unbought games

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It was widespread in the 90s and the early 2000s.

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I guess it makes more sense for music, DVD and Blu-Ray discs. Or for games with some kind of protection that could be removed via software (AnyDVD alike). I've just used it for DVD and Blu-Ray images, though.

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It was somewhat useful for games that required their CD to be in the drive to run. Not having to bear chainsaw noise from CD reading every 5 seconds was nice.

Until it became a built-in Windows feature, of course.

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Oh wow.
Yeah I had totally forgotten about Daemon Tools, since I switched to using Alcohol 120% years ago..
Which I haven't used in years now either :D

7 years ago
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Piracy is so 2003. Thanks, Steam.

7 years ago
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HB, You best be joking
some IT savvy ppls might laugh at this

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Laugh? More like cry...

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Humble "welcome back to 2002" Bundle

7 years ago
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lol so accurate

7 years ago
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They should have included the registered version of WinRAR, just to round the bundle out. And maybe SciTech Display Doctor.

7 years ago
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What is Display Doctor?

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It's software for Windows 95 / 98 that allowed you to view things in higher resolution. Waaay back at the time, it was popular because it allowed you to run an SNES emulator - I think it was ZSNES? - on those operating systems.

Nowadays the company has been out of business for ages, although ironically the software is still used by people in the emulation community... but this time by people emulating Windows 95 / 98 systems, who want the ability to run older software at the native resolution for their monitor.

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Neat!
I don't think I ran any emulators on Windows before, uh, Win XP or so, and all the emulators I used had their own upscaling built in.

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I played a Gameboy emulator in DOS on a 468 DX2 back in the days xD

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Anyone have any experience with System Mechanic ? Looks promising, I might grab 1$ tier just for it.

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All I can say is that I have never seen any kind of "system boost/maintenance" program in the past 20 years that actually did anything meaningful. If you really want to mess around with things in your Windows OS that don't have an (easy-to-access) GUI, then just get the freeware Ultimate Windows Tweaker. To keep your system "clean", use the freeware CCleaner and maybe Wise Registry Cleaner, and that's about it.

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+1 i like the wise365 tool, but it's just convenient to have a cc cleaner like tool with the registry cleaner & defrager. it does have a few system optimizations too, but nothing significant.

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no, opposite for me. i use wise365's registry cleaner, registry defrager, & disk cleaner instead of using ccleaner at all.
i have ssd so i don't bother with disk defrager.

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i'm supposed to. but i replaced the hdd with a second ssd and use a nat 2tb hard drive for storage. (as well as a usb 1tb drive for steam backups)

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oh nice, i'd of probably left my 1tb if mine was 500gb, i mean it is total (almost), but i'm 250+240 on the ssds.

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I've got some problems by using WRC, but I suppose it's fairly safe to use.

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Thanks for the warning, I was about to install it. 1$ wasted.

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sad

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Oh, you were faster than me... Do you want me to close my thread?

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I think there's more information in my thread but it's totally up to you ;)

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Meh, I don't know. I was going to make a chart and so on but it doesn't feel right since your thread was first. I can put the code to the chart here so you can add it to the OP if you want, and close my thread. It seems you'll actively update this if there are news (unlike other threads that put some basic bundle information and then aren't updated at all).

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Updated with a chart ;) Hopefully no errors :)

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3DMark retail keys do activate on Steam. I know this because I got coupon with my previous GPU.

Seems like PCMark 8, VRMark do not, you can link to steam account via website.

Can I activate my existing "standalone" 3DMark, VRMark or PCMark 8 product key on Steam?

Yes, this is possible. Just add your Advanced Edition key to the Steam client with "+Add a Game..." then "Activate a Product on Steam". Remember that the key will then be permanently tied to the Steam account it was applied to. For 3DMark Time Spy upgrade key and VRMark key, you can add them to a Steam account via 3DMark.com account under "Settings" and placing your key to the appropriate field. This requires linking your 3DMark.com account with your Steam sign-in.

Doesn't answer about PCMark 8 tho :P

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I'll add this here too.

Steam Keys included:
3DMark Advanced Edition
PCMark 8 Advanced Edition
VRMark Advanced Edition

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So you get keys working on steam for all the **Mark software?
I'll add it to the thread

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They write "3DMark, PCMark, and VRMark come as Steam keys", was this changed?

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There wasn't indicator earlier or maybe I just missed it.

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Still no indicators on the bundle page itself. I did end up giving away my copy of 3DMark, as I already owned it previously.

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Daemon Tools is pirate stuff man... WE ONLY PIRATE WINRAR... Where's Winrar on the bundle btw?

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Nobody uses it since 7-Zip or PeaZip do the same for free? :)

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I still use Winrar and get bored by the 40 Days thingy message lol

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I want Winzip!!

I actually had too look it up to see if they were still making it... apparently they do.

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I still use it. And it has a free version, you just get a message that you can close every time you use it. I would get annoyed by it if it was my first time using it, but I got so used to using WinRar over the years that I just can't use 7-Zip at all...

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Have I been on the internet too long or not long enough that I've never heard of 'PeaZip'?

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Don't know; it is 10 years old, so you can decide. :) It is also the only archive manager I know of that has a GUI and support PAQ compressions at the same time.

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Winrar! Haha or people just use the free version of winrar! (with the ennoying upgrade pop-ups)

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Lol, yeah, that's what I've been doing for the longest time. I'm honestly surprised they never bothered to actually lock it out after the trial period...

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Am I the only person on this Earth who owns a license?
Mind you, mine is for version 4.20 (just blaze it!!!1) while the current one is 5.40.... http://www.rarlab.com/rarnew.htm

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Are you not eligible for free upgrade? I think it works.

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"You have purchased a version-specific WinRAR license for WinRAR from a special promotion campaign that we have run in the past. "

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I was going to start with BackBlaze anyway, so it's worth it for the free six months.

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So you save ($30 - BTA) or what?

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With Windows 10, Daemon is redundant. I'll probably get EAESUS only.

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I want EaseUS and Daemon tools myself as someone who has used them in the past and they are still superior to the ones built into windows. Hoping to see them hit Tremor, but not planning on paying cash for them.

Honestly still feels more like wanting them for nostalgia more than anything as I have gone 100% legit on everything years ago and honestly have very little use for them nowadays.

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no Steam, no Bundle =))

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Steam Keys included for:
3DMark Advanced Edition
PCMark 8 Advanced Edition
VRMark Advanced Edition
Others: NO! ^.^

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So, general question about the usefulness of the software. I have a Windows 8.1 machine. I've used a free version of EaseUS to deal with partitioning and cloning multiple hard drives over the years, and I still use DAEMON Tools Lite to play .ISO files as if they were normal DVDs or whatever.

  1. Are these functionalities really available natively on Windows 8.1 now?
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If all you want to do is mount basic .ISO files, you can do that in Windows 8.1/10.

If you want to use file formats like MDX, MDS/MDF or BIN, then you need something like Daemon Tools.

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Hey guys!

When I was checking my Humble Bundle purchases I noticed the following for AirParrot 2:

Note: Key is valid for up to two separate purchases of the Single Computer License. You must redeem your AirParrot 2 key by August 14th, 2017.

Haven't noticed this before, so I thought I'll tell you, in case you haven't seen this as well.

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Hadn't seen that thanks for informing :)

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You're welcome, my friend :)

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great deal ! I bought the beat the average !

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Have you bought THIS bundle today? How? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

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not today ! :D but I forgot to reply :D

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