NASS e.K.

NASS e.K. is a compact German software house whose twelve utilities quietly solve the kind of friction that Windows power-users meet every day: elevating programs through UAC without typing passwords, forcing a Fritz!Box to drop and renew its IP, stripping the write-lock from a colleague’s docx, or turning a stack of DHL labels into tidy A6 printouts. System administrators appreciate NTPSync for correcting clock drift on air-gapped machines, while security researchers feed unknown binaries to AvUpload so Avast and AVG can whitelist them overnight. HashMich drops straight into the Explorer context menu to generate SHA or MD5 checksums on demand, and KeepRunning acts as a invisible night-watchman that restarts critical processes the moment they exit. Office-free PCs can still print Word, Excel or PDF files by dragging them onto the floating PrintButton icon, and anyone who misses the old Quick Launch “Show desktop” toggle can pin it back in one click. Mobile-device admins use W3Devices to manage Scalefusion MDM clients locally, and privacy-minded grok.com fans run Wrok, a lightweight WebView2 wrapper that packs macro hotkeys, a boss-key and auto-minimise. Every tool is portable, most are open-source, and none bundle adware. All twelve NASS e.K. applications are offered free of charge on get.nero.com, delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always installing the newest build and supporting batch installation of the entire suite.