Freeware Directory

Freeware - Disks HDD and Storage - Other Drives

Drive Manager can be placed on your desktop to be used as an alternative to the "My-Computer" shortcut, it can also be used to hide drives from Explorer, double clicking on a drive will open it in Explorer. The current version can create substitute drive letters for local folders, eject CD/DVD drives, Lock/Unlock CD/DVD drives. Drives with less than 5% free are displayed in red, hidden drives displayed in blue and not mounted drives displayed in grey. Many more features on the way.

Backup Utility will copy all the files in a certain directory of a specified type into another directory. Effectively, it is a very simple and easy to use backup utility. Backup jobs can be saved, and you can specifiy restrictions such as file size, date, and type.

MediaCat simplifies and accelerates working with removable drives. The content of drive is loaded and a catalog created, it is then possible to - Browse directory structure - View content of compressed files (ARJ,RAR,ZIP,CAB and compressed EXE files) - Find files using arbitrary criteria - Add descriptions to directories or files - manually or automatically. If source drive is present, open selected file or directory direct from MediaCat program.

Index and catalog your removable drives to get your files organized and categorized. By indexing your drives (or folders), you can locate files stored on CDs in just a couple of seconds, you can browse through the content of disconnected network drives or simply email an image of your hard drive to a friend. And all this without fees or ads disturbing you.

MountVD is a virtual drive mounter, once installed right-click on any folder in Windows Explorer and select 'Mount Virtual Drive'. Choose a drive letter and the folder will then be mounted as a drive, to unmount right-click on the drive letter and select 'Unmount Virtual Drive'. A list of previous mounts will be displayed, clear the list or remount with right mouse click. If the drive still exists after unmounting it, either it is not a mounted drive or a file/app is holding it open.