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pls recommend some fast copy software
windows builtin copy software is too slow for large data copy
pls recommend some free fast copy software
windows builtin copy software is too slow for large data copy
pls recommend some free fast copy software
People mention Teracopy
TeraCopy for Windows - Code Sector
then there's Robocopy (command line) with GUI option
Add a Graphical User Interface (GUI) to the Microsoft Robocopy Command Line Tool
Hi there
@makhan10
Filezilla it's FREE - nice GUI.
You can set local and remote to same computer so it works a treat even for local file copy. Works for local and remote, also to remote Linux etc (NAS) type servers.
Fast, sftp protocol as well as ftp (sftp protocol is encrypted over internet so good for that too) and can display long path and / directory / file names unlike file explorer (limited to 266 chars and then it shows as 8.3 listing !!!)
To copy on LOCAL (i.e same computer) just put the computer name / IP address in the Host box
for example here :
Cheers
jimbo
No GUI. Just one line of command:
Robocopy "D:\Source_folder" "E:\Destination_folder" /Mir
I confirm that even an idiot like me can learn Robocopy.
However as it also works for remote then you can use it instead of needing another tool for local and one for remote.
As in all these things - depends on what you need to do -- I'm surprised though that local copy is slow -- I suspect the main problem is the HDD's / SSD's themselves are incredibly slow. Transfer via file explorer say to a USB3 external drive can be done pretty fast anyway so I'm sure problem is with the OP's slow HDD's -- if that's the case nothing will improve the transfer speeds.
(I've never heard of Slow for SSD's though !!!!)
Cheers
jimbo
If you are going to study RoboCopy then learn how to
1 use multi-threading, its /MT:n switch, and
2 use the /LOG switch,
because these can make a significant difference to the speed of copying.
The best /MT:n setting is not necessarily the highest number. Here are some sample test results that demonstrate this fact -
1 thread 16 mins
2 threads 9 mins
3 threads 6 mins
4 threads 5 mins
5 threads 7 mins
6 threads 5 mins
16 threads 4 mins
32 threads 2 mins
64 threads 3 mins
128 threads 5 mins
[the tests involved copying a large number of files across a WiFi network]
Robocopy - SS64
RoboCopy - MSDocs
Denis