Emcopy 64 Download
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Do any of the programs that purport to copy files faster than the built-in Windows Explorer file copying, really do what they claim to do? I am thinking of using ExtremeCopy and am wondering if it will really make a difference to my copying times.
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Hands down the BEST large file copying utility in Windows is ESEUtil. Use the /Y switch. More info on the Technet blog here: http://blogs.technet.com/b/askperf/archive/2007/05/08/slow-large-file-copy-issues.aspx
Here are a few of the faster-than-Explorer copying methods to try (command-line based unless noted), somewhat in order of speed from slower to faster
- Copy (Comes with Windows)
- XCopy (Comes with Windows)
- Robocopy ( http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=9d467a69-57ff-4ae7-96ee-b18c4790cffd&displaylang=en )
- FastCopy (GUI, http://ipmsg.org/tools/fastcopy.html.en )
- TeraCopy (GUI, http://www.codesector.com/teracopy.php )
- EMCopy (Comes with EMC tools)
- ESEUtil (Comes with Exchange).
I don't know about that one but one that does indeed work faster depending on what you are copying and has stop/resume support is TeraCopy:
TeraCopy is designed to copy and move files at the maximum possible speed. It skips bad files during the copying process, and then displays them at the end of the transfer so that you can see which ones need attention. TeraCopy can automatically check the copied files for errors by calculating their CRC checksum values. It also provides a lot more information about the files being copied than its Windows counterpart. TeraCopy integrates with Windows Explorer's right-click menu and can be set as the default copy handler.
There's a handful of tools that claim to copy faster than built in windows copy - i was about to name teracopy , but in this case, i'll take richcopy as an example.
Threading is one way to speed up file copies - in short rather than transferring files one by one, you can transfer multiple files at once.
The other is the option to not transfer files that are identical.
I also believe the method of buffering files, pre copy makes a difference in copy speed.
So, since microsoft themselves make a better copying tool than standard windows copy and xcopy, it is possible. I can't comment on the specific example tho
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Pros Good, informative & fast Cons 1. very confusing instructions - assuming I had found out where to see instructions. As a dos/unix man I was expecting to see a command like robocopy c:fred . 2. Slight nervousness that it may have deleted ALL existing files in the TO: directory before copying. Take care!
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This is a good Robocopy GUI. wagdyishac - if you put your destination as your source or use advanced options and don't know what they can do..you run the risk of messing things up. Don't blame the tools, that's on you bud!