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ESD Installer is a native, open-source Windows deployment utility that applies a Windows image directly to a selected existing disk partition, configures boot files, verifies the result, and prepares the computer to boot into the new system without a separate installation USB drive. Three native editions are provided: Windows 10/11 (C#, .NET 8, WinUI 3), Windows 8/8.1 (C#, .NET Framework 4.6.1, WPF), and Windows 7 SP1 (C#, .NET Framework 4.8, WPF). ESD Installer supports ISO/WIM/ESD inspection, real disk and partition enumeration, UEFI/GPT and BIOS/MBR validation, 42 localized application and installer languages, detailed logs, and safety-first immutable planning. ...

c² flux is an ultra-fast Windows disk space analyzer. Its high-speed scanning engine reads NTFS metadata directly from the Master File Table (MFT) and uses native Windows NT directory APIs as a fallback, avoiding slower file-by-file access whenever possible. Results are shown in sortable tree, table, pie and bar chart views and can be saved, loaded, exported or copied to the clipboard.

About "A lightweight PC utility that lets you easily manage startup applications, control system services, and view detailed hardware information—all in one place." NOTE: .NET Core 8 must be installed.

SpaceSharp is a free, open-source disk space analyzer for Windows 10 and 11, inspired by SpaceMonger. It scans an entire drive or a selected folder and draws it as an interactive, zoomable treemap: every folder is a frame, every file a box sized by the space it uses, so the big things stand out at a glance. NTFS drives are read straight from the file table, so a million files take seconds.

A simple Windows tool that can format USB or physical volumes to either NTFS or FAT32. It supports custom Volume names and quick formatting. Done out of boredom and curiosity for practicing purposes. The program will refuse to format the Windows partition. Because the Windows partition is not always C, the check is not hard-coded. Rather, I perform a comparison between the currently selected volume to format and the known System volume. If they match, I trip a flag.