Total Commander is an effective replacement for Windows Explorer. The all-in-one tool provides easy options to manage your files, directories, system resources, and lots more.

Total Commander, the name itself reveals the fact. Of course, it is a replacement for your Windows Explorer that exclusively commands and controls your computer. It features side-by-side windows, comparison between files and directories, multi rename tool, encoding/decoding files, system information, Synchronizing directories, FTP connectivity, and port connection to another PC, and lots more in one single window. Connecting and disconnecting the shared drives, and sharing and unsharing the directories could be done without any effort.

Total Commander provides the brief view, full view (extension, size, date and attributes), and comments of the directories and files. You also have options at the bottom to view, edit, copy, move, and delete the files. The updated version provides complete Unicode and 64 bit support, improved help file and synchronization, and a mighty search engine. Total Commander supports 32 bit, 64 bit, and pocket version for Windows Mobile. You can avail this utility free for 30 days, and after which it prompts you to purchase a licence for $38.

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