Hi,
I found this elegant list of Windows Tools that might be useful.
I use a lot of them but not all, whether been a developer or a power user, I am sure that you will find some goodies in this link (Thanks to Scott Hansel man):
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Open Source projects are free, a great variety of packages for specific needs. This includes libraries and toolkits.
Based on a wide spectrum, solutions come from programming models and complete applications in general.
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