Firefox
Thunderbird
MSI Afterburner
Corsair iCue
Word
Adobe Photoshop

I'm getting into pc gaming. I have a feeling these lists may be helpful.

Firefox
Telegram
Avast
Sony Vegas Pro
Steam

Greenshot.  Great for when you only want to screenshot a section of the screen, or a specific area, etc, with lots of ways to process the saved image.

1. Evga Precision; for monitoring fps, temps and setting my OC profile(10)
2. Steam; so I can easy chat with my steam friends and play my favorite source games(7)
3. Chrome; best web browser besides FF, clean and fast(9)
4. Auslogics Disk Defrag, superior fragment program(8)
5. Windows Media player; I always listen to music and it's easy to organize(7)
6. Real VNC; So when I'm not home I can still work on my rig(10)
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1. Steam: PC game download service and chat (10/10)
2. Blender: Free Polygon modeling / sculpting / art/ animation (8/10)
4. Fusion 360: Solid modeling / CAD (8/10)
5. Slic3r (Prusa Edition): An easy to use 3D printer slicing software (10/10)
6. Octoprint: A print server for the raspberry Pi, attached to my Prusa i3 Mk3s for wireless printing and control (10/10) 
7. Gimp: Free photoshop (8/10)
8. Brave Browser: Browser with built in ad blocking (9/10)
9. Core Temp: Keep track of CPU temperature on all cores (10/10)
10. Discord: A chat service and voice software like Teamspeak (8/10)
11. Malwarebytes: A good antivirus software (8/10)
12. Cinabech20: A great way to test the thermals on a CPU by rendering images (9/10)
13. Prime95: A CPU stress tester, but you need to be careful not to go crazy with it (7/10)
 
This is all I can think of at the top of my head.

 
I found my Malwarebytes Pro lifetime license code after misplacing it for a few years. Stoked.
 

Malwarebytes is a definite for me as well

Steam
GeForce Experience
MSI Afterburner
iCue
GPU-Z
opentrack
thinkorswim
Private Internet Access
7-Zip
ZOOM Guitar Lab - pretty specific one but way easier than using the hardware interface
 

bobmitch
Malwarebytes is a definite for me as well

I knew I forgot to add something to my new laptop.