FxSound 1.2.9.0 / 1.2.10.0 Beta by Razvan Serea FxSound (formerly DFX Audio Enhancer / FxSound Enhancer) is now free, making high-quality audio enhancement accessible to everyone. Designed for all PC sound systems, from average setups to audiophile-grade equipment, it offers automatic or fully customizable processing. As automatic or customizable as you want, it utilizes the highest-grade processing to deliver more volume, better equalization, and a wider, deeper sound. For the serious audiophiles, FxSound gives you the tools to adjust the FxSound Effects and EQ to your exact preferences. Turn FxSound on and immediately hear the difference in sound quality. FxSound is ideal for budget audiophiles, music lovers, gamers, transcriptionists, Netflix enthusiasts, and more. It’s particularly beneficial for those relying on quiet laptop speakers or low-quality audio hardware. As a free tool, FxSound excels in boosting volume, enhancing bass, and improving sound quality. No other free EQ for Windows matches its ease of use. FxSound Is Now Completely Free and Unrestricted FxSound Pro is now free for everyone, not just those who can afford it. Get free and unrestricted access to better sound today. FxSound is now entirely supported by users. Click here to donate to help fund continued development and improvements to FxSound. FxSound 1.2.9.0 changelog: Auto save preset when Equalizer or Effects settings are changed Reset to factory defaults can reset the unsaved preset changes Settings dialog UI improvements for Audio and Equalizer sections Output device list is now displayed in the device preference order Preset is selected immediately when the preset for an active output device changes from settings Fixes and improvements in preferred output device selection Fixed crash issue #487 Fixed preset not getting applied and EQ flat after update (#403 and #472) Fixed system audio device not being restored on reboot (#483) Fixed preset export and import dialogs not shown when always on top is enabled Fixed audio not being restored on exit after the preset save dialog Fixed FxSound on/off handling on Windows session changes FxSound 1.2.10.0 Beta changelog: Command line options can now be applied to an already running instance of FxSound Command line option added to launch FxSound minimized to the system tray Fixed output device not being changed through hotkeys when FxSound is off (#524) Individual hotkeys can now be disabled with Delete key (#515) Fixed the but to prevent invalid hotkeys from being registered (#523) Bluetooth devices removed from device settings are removed from device preference list Fixed device detection failures Fixed application hang when retrieving the audio mix format fails Fixed presets import dialog file name combo box text alignment Fixed output device not being applied through command line Fixed a delay blocking application load when minimizing to the system tray Fixed EQ band sliders not refreshing when switching number of bands (#521) Fixed user-set mute being overridden by FxSound Fixed icon visibility in ARM64 version Finnish language support added Corrected Persian translations Download: FxSound 1.2.9.0 | ARM64 | ~70.0 MB (Open Source) Download: FxSound 1.2.10.0 Beta | ARM64 View: FxSound Home Page | Screenshot Get alerted to all of our Software updates on Twitter at @NeowinSoftware

mIRC 7.84 Final by Razvan Serea mIRC is a full featured Internet Relay Chat client for Windows that can be used to communicate, share, play or work with others on IRC networks around the world, either in multi-user group conferences or in one-to-one private discussions. It has a clean, practical interface that is highly configurable and supports features such as buddy lists, file transfers, multi-server connections, SSL encryption, proxy support, UTF-8 display, customizable sounds, spoken messages, tray notifications, message logging, and more. mIRC also has a powerful scripting language that can be used both to automate mIRC and to create applications that perform a wide range of functions from network communications to playing games. mIRC has been in development for over a decade and is constantly being improved and updated with new technologies. mIRC 7.84 changelog: Added custom dialog editbox option 'optional' for grayed out optional text. Fixed DirectShow temporary wave file not being deleted on exit. Changed $urlget() to retry a connection without compression in the event of an error. Updated code signing certificate to use Azure Artifact Signing. Fixed menubar display bug when in dark mode. Fixed /server -a not preserving existing entry's codepage. Fixed Address Book nick colors "idle time" display bug. Changed installer to no longer require administrator access on startup. Added support for displaying an MDI window's System menu when right-clicking its titlebar. Updated libararies to OpenSSL v3.5.7, TagLib v2.2.1, Zlib v1.3.2, and ADA v0.5.5. Updated CA root certificates cacert.pem file. For a full list of recent changes, please see the versions.txt file. Download: mIRC 7.84 | 4.3 MB (Shareware) View: mIRC Home Page | Screenshot Get alerted to all of our Software updates on Twitter at @NeowinSoftware

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ExplorerPatcher 26100.8457.70.3 by Razvan Serea ExplorerPatcher is a versatile and free tool that allows you to tweak and enhance the Windows Explorer. It comes with a range of useful features, including the ability to add new context menu items, change file name colors, and enable hidden features. Feature summary Choose between Windows 11 or Windows 10 taskbar (with labels support, small icons and lots of customization). Disable Windows 11 context menu and command bar in File Explorer and more. Open Start to All apps by default, choose number of frequent apps to show, display on active monitor and more. Choose between the Windows 11, Windows 10 and Windows NT Alt-Tab window switcher with customization. Lots of quality of life improvements for the shell, like: Skin tray menus to match Windows style, make them behave like flyouts and center them relative to the icon. Choose action when left and/or right clicking the network icon. Revert to the Windows 7 search box in File Explorer, or disable Windows Search altogether. Disable immersive menus and use mitigations that help you run the real classic theme without glitches. Discover the program's full range of features by reading this wiki article. ExplorerPatcher 26100.8457.70.3 changelog: Tested on OS builds 22621.4317, 22631.7079, 26100.6899, 26100.8037, 26200.8246, 26200.8457, 26300.8493, and 28000.2113. TIP: Windows Defender no longer flags ExplorerPatcher. It is no longer needed to configure Defender exclusions. Enjoy! Important Update for Windows Insider Users If you're running Windows 11 Beta build 26220.8474 or Experimental build 26300.8493, updating ExplorerPatcher is highly recommended. Microsoft has removed parts of the old Windows 10 Start menu from these builds, which caused ExplorerPatcher's Windows 10-style taskbar and Start menu to crash. This update fixes those issues and ensures Explorer starts correctly after future Windows updates. Because the required components are no longer included in Windows, the Windows 10 Start menu option has been disabled on these builds and future builds that lack the necessary files. A temporary workaround is to replace StartTileData.dll with a version from build 26xxx.8457, but this solution may stop working in future releases. The good news: development on the Windows 10 Start menu isn't over yet. More updates are planned. Highlights Fixed crashes affecting the Windows 10 battery flyout on Windows builds 25951 and newer. As part of that fix, network flyout buttons now behave like they did before Windows 11 version 24H2. Changes to the Primary taskbar location on screen setting now apply instantly without requiring a restart. ExplorerPatcher no longer modifies Windows 11 taskbar auto-hide settings when Explorer starts. The Open Start in All apps by default option is now hidden when the new Windows 11 Start menu is enabled. Fixed Windows 10 Start menu crashes on very early Windows 11 builds (21996–22000.51). Fixed a crash in Registry Editor when switching to thumbnail view during registry import/export operations. Improved compatibility with recent Windows builds, especially ARM64 and upcoming 26H1 releases. Improved overall ARM64 performance. Added Greek language translations. Thanks to @KonVetsos! ep_taskbar Improvements ep_taskbar now supports all 43 Windows 11 display languages. Fixed several issues in the system tray and other taskbar components. For mod developers: DLL naming has been simplified and made easier to understand. For mod developers: internal TrayUI changes provide better stability across Windows builds that use different taskbar implementations. Windows 10 Start Menu Improvements To help preserve compatibility, ExplorerPatcher now includes a newly recreated version of the tile layout engine that Microsoft removed in build 26xxx.8474. Current limitations: Tiles may occasionally overlap when pinned in certain ways. Restarting StartMenuExperienceHost.exe or Explorer usually corrects the layout. Further improvements are planned. Additional Fixes Added a blacklist that prevents ExplorerPatcher's shell extension from loading inside specific applications where it may cause problems. Updated Windows 10 Start menu animation support for newer ARM64 Insider builds. Fixed a rare taskbar initialization deadlock that could occur during startup. Start10 Updates Addressed a new compatibility issue caused by Microsoft's ongoing removal of tablet mode code in Windows 11 25H2 Experimental builds. Pinned tiles are no longer reset after repeated crashes. Various wording and interface text improvements throughout the application. Translation and UI Several interface strings have been cleaned up and clarified. Thanks to @sefinek for wording improvements. Please consult the README for more details. Download: ExplorerPatcher 26100.8457.70.3 | ARM64 | ~11.0 MB (Open Source) View: ExplorerPatcher Home Page | Features | Screenshot Get alerted to all of our Software updates on Twitter at @NeowinSoftware

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