I have to keep this in mind for the future. I've been using Localsend which is as fool-proof you can get, and it also runs on pretty much everything (fairly current). I use it to transfer files from phones and tablets to my computers and vice versa, and it's a handy way to share shit when someone comes around as there's no configuration to be done, just press send and receive.

Not the most featureful piece of software, but I like the simplicity.

 

@Will Kweks Warpinator does exactly the same thing, except this application is built into Linux Mint, I don't have to install anything

 

More than that, I suggest in Options-General to enable folder context menu, for some reason it's not factory enabled.

 

ChangeDater: Change file date created and modified on Windows.
https://change-file-date.com

 

Portmaster

 

I see no one has yet mentioned DNScrypt. I just installed it about a week ago and I'm scratching my head why I didn't do it sooner. If you really care about privacy, (ISP's snooping on your DNS requests) and blocking crap all over the internet. You should take a look.

 

Who'd tell me the best utility to repair an admin password if it's lost/forgotten (Win7/64)?

 

I'm pretty sure Hiren Boot CD has utility for that @aleksalt

 

2025 Reset Windows 7 Password Without Software or USB (Easy Method)

Reset your Windows 7 password using Command Prompt
In case your Windows 7 password slipped your mind, don’t fret. There's a quick, easy, and reliable solution at hand — the Command Prompt. However, please note that the Command Prompt method works only if you have the access of another administrator account on the computer. It’s a clear and straightforward procedure. Here’s how you can do it:

1. Log in and click the Start button.
   
   
2. Select “All programs,” click “Accessories,” and then right-click on “Command Prompt.”
   
   
3. Select “Run as administrator.”
   
   
4. In the Command Prompt, type net user and hit the “Enter” key. You will see all the accounts on this computer.
   
   
5. Type net user username password, where username is the account you want to reset, and password is the new password you want to use. For example, if your account name is “MillenniumFalcon” and you want your new password to be “youshallnotpassm8”, type in “net user MillenniumFalcon youshallnotpassm8.”
   

That’s it. You can now log in with the new password.

Reset your Windows 7 password with the reset disk
This method only works if you create a reset disk before forgetting your password.

1. First, insert the USB flash drive with your reset disk. After you type in the wrong password, you will see a “Reset password” option — click on it.
   
   
2. The Password Reset Wizard will appear. Click “Next.”
   
   
3. Go to the drop-down menu, select the password reset disk, and click “Next.”
   
   
4. Enter your new password and a hint. Click “Next,” then “Finish.”
   
   
5. Log in with your new password.
   

If you haven't created a password reset disk yet, don't worry! Check out our article on how to create a Windows password reset disk so you can be prepared in case you forget your password in the future.

https://nordpass.com/blog/how-to-reset-password-windows-7

 

If nothing works, search for "Sticky keys" password reset method.
It works 100%.

BTW it was used in Mr. Robot series , but just in a glimpse.

 

Doesn't work due the reason above

 

Best Ways to Enable or Disable Built-in Administrator in Windows 11
www.anoopcnair.com/disable-built-in-administrator-in-windows-11

 

I asked about Win 7

 

3 Ways to Enable Administrator Account in Windows 7
https://www.instructables.com/3-Ways-to-Enable-Administrator-Account-in-Windows-