EF Commander Free for Windows

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• It's Still The Best File Manager The World Has To Offer

  The Masked VillainAugust 31, 2013

  Pros

  It's still everything the old Norton Commander Should have been, and MORE. It's the first program I start every day, and the last one I shut off. It's that useful to me. Upgrades are often, and FREE. It even has it's own built in audio player, with playlist and ID3 Tag support. It plays in background with less resources usage MP3, Ogg or Vorbis, FLAC, WMA and WAV. More formats can be play over Winamp Plugins.

  Cons

  I still can't fault it. It really is that good.

  Summary

  I still say don't take my word for it. Down load the free version, and see for your self. You'll be buying the full version soon enough. What the descriptions don't tell you, is that there are versions available from O/S 2, to Windows 95, up to Windows 7. It even runs on the desk top of my Windows 8 Pro 64 system. How's that for compatibility. EF Commander is available in 32 bit, and 64 bit versions to fit your system.

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• Trojan detected by AVG

  theo54auJanuary 7, 2012

  Pros

  Can't say, not installed

  Cons

  AVG detected Trojan on installing.

  Summary

  Not further tried, Deleted the program on AVG advice. And I thought that CNET was 100% free of this crap??

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• The Best File Manager The World Has To Offer

  The Masked VillainJuly 25, 2010

  Pros

  It's everything the old Norton Commander Should have been, and MORE. It's the first program I start every day, and the last one I shut off. It's that useful to me. Upgrades are often, and FREE. It even has it's own built in music (.mp3) player.

  Cons

  I just can't fault it. It really is that good.

  Summary

  Look don't take my word for it. Down load the free version, and see for your self. You'll be buying the full version soon enough. Versions available from Windows 95, to Windows 7.

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