ataraxia: tools i use on windows

Yes. These are things I use or have used in Microsoft Windows.

Local Debugging and Tracing

ProcessHacker: A powerful task manager. Shares much of the functionality of Process Monitor from Sysinternals, but has some interesting differences and is (other than the Sysinternals Suite) entirely Open Source.
Dependency Walker: Displays DLL dependencies of binaries. Similar to ldd on Linux and otool -m on macOS.
richprint: prints compiler information stored in a binary’s rich header (“Which Visual C compiler version was this binary built with?”)
DotPeek: a .NET process explorer / assembly browser / decompiler
x64dbg: a Windows debugger
Detect-It-Easy: Analyze binaries: A binary/packer analyzer
radare2: reverse engineering cmdline tools
PDBRipper: Analyze binaries: Analyzes PDB files that get generated when compiling
XNTSV: displays information on Windows system structures in binaries
PE Explorer: A user-friendly disassembler (32-bit only)

Insomnia: a graphical HTTP client/debugger
Postman: a graphical HTTP client/debugger
httpie: cmdline tool for http requests. Similar to curl, but more suited for the typical REST API calls.
CharlesProxy: Web Debugging Proxy: Intercept HTTP traffic for analysis

ConEmu: A powerful Windows Terminal Emulator. The better “console window” for cmd.exe and powershell.
colortool: color profiles for the Windows terminal
WSL-Distribution-Switcher: Run virtually any Linux distribution on Windows 10’s Windows Subsystem for Linux (not just the Ubuntu and SuSE distros from the Windows Store). Can automatically download any Docker image and install its filesystem atop of WSL.

LDAPAdmin: graphical LDAP Directory browser. Like the Active Directory User & Computers console, but supports non-AD LDAP directories as well.
CodeTwo Active Directory Photos: Manages profile photos stored in Active Directory User objects

SubInACL: cmdline tool to query/edit Windows ACLs (permissions for filesystem, registry, services)
Shexview: View (and disable) Windows Shell Extensions
get_win8key: display the Windows 8 or 10 OEM license key stored in the computer’s firmware

smsniff: TCP packet capture. Way less powerful then Wireshark, but can perform capturing without having to install the winpcap driver.

usbdeview: USB Device Viewer
audioswitch: Audio Volume Control (Tray Icon). Ever got annoyed having to deal with multiple audio devices on a Windows computer? Is your Skype client always using the wrong microphone?. This tool eases the pain.
SeaTools: Hard Drive diagnostics

MIBBrowser: A graphical SNMP client (the freeware version is only restricted in the number of MIBS that can be simultaneously loaded). Also provides snmp command line tools for Windows, such as snmpget .
FWBuilder: A graphical firewall builder/manager (the Qt GUI application is cross-platform and can run on Windows; supports firewalls running on Linux (iptables), BSD (pf), Cisco appliances, etc). Development has stopped in 2012, but is fully featured and still works well with i.e. iptables in today’s Linux kernel.