10 softwares that every pc must have...

1. Mozilla Firefox 26.0
If you don’t like Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, it’s easy to switch to an alternative. Firefox from Mozilla leads the charge – a fast, flexible web browser that includes tabbed browsing, smart privacy controls, built-in spell checking, and the ability to add a range of plug-ins to extend its already impressive functionality.Firefox is a fast and flexible alternative to Internet Explorer.

2. Adobe Flash Player
Speaking of plug-ins, if you want to get the best web experience, view every website play games in your web browser and watch videos in Firefox, you’re going to need the Adobe Flash Player. This plug-in is an internet essential. Flash powers most Facebook games,YouTube, and an array of innovative, interactive websites that include We Choose The Moon.org (a recreation of the
Apollo 11 mission to the moon) and moodstreambygettyimages.com (an interactive mood board from Getty Images).If you’re going to have a good time on the web, and experience it to its full potential,you need Adobe Flash. If you don’t have Flash, you’re missing out on the best of the internet

3. Google Chrome
The good news for Google Chrome users is that Google’s web browser has the Adobe Flash Player baked in as standard. Like Firefox, it offers tabbed browsing, excellent privacy controls and the opportunity to install different extensions from the Chrome Web Store to boost its functionality Usefully, if you have a Google account, signing into Google Chrome whenever you use it gives you the option to sync your activity and preferences across multiple devices. Best of all, Chrome is slick, speedy and stable. It might not be as popular as Firefox, but it’s catching up fast.If you sign into Chrome with your Google account, you can handily sync all devices

4. OpenOffice
Microsoft Office is the obvious choice when it comes to business productivity, but its price tag can put some people off. You might think that a free alternative wouldn’t be able to match Microsoft’s suite for functionality, but OpenOffice can prove you wrong.Instead of Word and Excel, try Writer and Calc. PowerPoint too has a free equivalent – Impress is ideal for creating multimedia presentations.

5. Adobe Reader 11
If you work with documents on a regular basis, you’re going to need to open and print PDFs. Adobe Reader 11 is the best way to do exactly that. Adobe created the PDF standard, and so its Reader software is the obvious way to open and view PDFs.It’s also more than just a reader. If PDFs have been created with interactive forms or require digital signatures, Reader enables you to add information to them quickly and easily. Adobe Reader also supports annotations, letting teams discuss edits to PDF documents and mark them up with highlights and sticky notes.

6.360 Total security
60 Safeguard  is a program developed by Qihoo 360, a company based in China. 360 Safeguard's focus is on stopping computer viruses, malware, and trojan horses, and providing security patches for Microsoft Windows. 360 Safeguard trojan horses scanner is cloud-based. A heuristics engine is built into the scanner.

7. Ccleaner 4.09
CCleaner 4.09 will help you get rid of anything that has already slipped through.Using a simple interface, CCleaner can be set up to find unnecessary files and unused applications and, with a nod from you, delete them. This frees up space on your PC, cleans up your Registry, and lessens
the load on your system. A win-win-win situation.

8. AdwCleaner 3.0
AdwCleaner 3.0 does much the same as CCleaner above, but it’s a much simpler application. Set it to search your PC for unused files, rogue installs and unwanted toolbars and it will cut through the clutter like a digital knife, deleting junk data and optimizing your PC system.

9. Free YouTube to MP3 Converter
With all this talk of work and security, you’d be forgiven for thinking that we have no playful software to recommend. The Free YouTube to MP3 Converter does exactly what it says on the tin – takes any YouTube video and extracts the audio track from it, saving it as an MP3 file on your PC’s hard disk.This makes it ideal for grabbing music tracks from videos or stripping out the
content from an interview, webinar or TED talk, so you can listen to it later on an MP3 player or smartphone. Handy.

10. VLC Media Player
Last, and by no means least, we come to a program that shames Windows Media Player’s lack of multimedia mastery. VLC Media Player might not look as pretty, but it can play any video or audio format that you care to throw at it – DivX, H.264, Cinepak, Real Video, MP3, WMA, FLAC, ALAC and many more besides. No need to download extra codecs. With an array of settings to optimize