The free version is not real-time protection but it's still the best at finding and killing malware. Likewise I had a quick look at Directory Opus as someone mentioned above but it is also a commercial app. I had a quick look at Sublime Text but it's not free. I love how I can have multiple files open in tabs (the Doc Switcher is great) and don't need to save files - when I restart my laptop Notepad++ opens all files again, even the unsaved ones. I also swear by Notepad++, been using it for years for both coding and general textpad use. The same search in the find toolbar in Windows Explorer (Win7) got no matches. I did a test where I searched for a string and it immediately returned matches. I just tried out Agent Ransack and it seems pretty good - it has got shell integration so you can right-click a folder to run a search from Windows Explorer. Now you can't search files unless you have configured the extensions and set them to be indexed. Windows XP had the last useful search engine where it could search for text strings inside files. Another pet beef of mine with recent versions of Windows is that their file search has become so difficult to use.
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