Open-source might not be the first thing you think of with Windows, but these free tools can seriously boost your productivity.

1] Make sure the file format is supported Photos app supports all the major image and video formats. In case you are trying to open image and video formats like .mxf or some other that are ...

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A preview up to Files, a third-party file explorer, just received a preview update that makes it look even better when compared to the default File Explorer on Windows 11.

Files and links that you receive could be infected with viruses. If you are ever unsure whether a file is harmless or whether a link leads to a safe website, check it in an online sandbox.

OpenOffice is a productivity suite that's similar to Microsoft 365 (AKA Microsoft Office). You can set its apps to open files by default.