Windows 10: Which is the best replacement to my computer?

I want your opinion on the best replacement for my computer,is xyplorer good or speed commander ?

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What is the best WP7 replacement to the old "Outlook Tasks" application from WM 6.5?

Hello fellow Windows Phone users! I have just gotten my HTC Arrive with Sprint, and am pretty fond of it so far!

My question simply is, on my ol' Touch Pro2, running WM 6.5, for those of you familiar with the WM 6.x version, there is the Tasks application built into the phone. It would be grouped with the Calendar,Contacts, and Notes. I liked it for the fact that you
could easily set up tasks with categories, add notes to it, and most importantly
put due dates to it and then loop the task automatically to monthly, yearly etc.

(I have noticed, perhaps you could just put your task in the calendar, but still looking for more of a separate program/app to have a list of tasks and due dates.)

My question is, what is the replacement fix to getting something like this? I believe there are some out there, but just wondering what other people's solutions (if anybody needed one) to getting a good tasks manager?

Thank you very much for your feedback, and solutions!

Until then.........

 

What is the best WP7 replacement to the old "Outlook Tasks" application from WM 6.5?

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XYplorer is a very good file manager; there is a last free version
XYplorer - XYplorerFree
and of course a commercial version.

Bear in mind that when considering replacing file explorer, you will never replace it completely. Some programs do not respect the user's choice of file manager and have file explorer hard coded.

Many open-save dialogues you see are not dependent on the system file manager, and will not be affected by selecting another as the default one.

It depends what features you are looking for- without that being specified, advice is necessarily very limited.

If you want tabs- well, in file explorer you can have that e.g. with Quizo's Qttabbar (free) which also lets you customise file explorer in various ways.

If you want folder sizes, that's a feature XYplorer provides quite effectively.

If you want true dual pane features, then a 3rd party file manager is really the way to go.