[Utility] TeraCopy removes the file copy pain from Windows Vista

re: [Utility] TeraCopy removes the file copy pain from Windows Vista

Terable — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 18:40:38 GMT

I also ran into the XP error "Insufficient system resources exist to complete the requested service" when copying ISO files (same with many large files.) Tried Teracopy, worked for 20 minutes then failed each copy with the same error. Used RichCopy so you can turn of buffering and use sequential access - THE BEST!

re: [Utility] TeraCopy removes the file copy pain from Windows Vista

bogo — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 13:11:35 GMT

i was trying to move a directory, and xp kept stopping the copy at "file not found". teracopy took a lot longer than normal on that directory, but got the job done nicely.

cheers. many thanks for recommending.

TeraCopy removes the file copy pain from Windows Vista

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re: [Utility] TeraCopy removes the file copy pain from Windows Vista

Neal — Fri, 26 Dec 2008 18:59:43 GMT

I am looking for (or wondering why MS has not included this in their Vista OS) a utility to manage specific folders and sub-folders that will not allow duplicate files (exact bit compare, not just file names)to be copied into the folder or it's sub-folders.

It would have to manage the designated folders and keep a checksum and other info about each file in a database. When ever a file is copied, it checks for a duplicate and either warns with options or defaults to put a shortcut to the file rather than copy in the duplicate.

I have thousands of .jpg files on thousands of folders from 10 years of computing, moving from old to new PCs, creating backup or temporary folders, etc with many files now residing in numerous folders many with different names only. To manually clean it up would take months. A utility or "filter" put on a folder and sub folders to restrict duplicates would be an awesome addition. Maybe one already exists out there?

TeraCopy and DirectFolders

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TeraCopy and DirectFolders

Two Essential Tools for Vista

Dave Donaldson — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 14:24:30 GMT

By all accounts, I'm the only person on Earth who has not experienced any real issues with Windows Vista. It's a shame really because Vista's overall experience is so much better than any previous Windows operating system. Yet not a day goes by without

re: [Utility] TeraCopy removes the file copy pain from Windows Vista

Leroy Brown — Sun, 29 Jun 2008 12:15:03 GMT

Paid for and downloaded Teracopy 1.22 and very disappointed. It averages 500Mb per HOUR to a Snap drive. (drag and drop did 8Gb in 45mins) Maybe drive to drive would be faster but not over the ethernet. Also it boasts to continue after any file discrepancy. But even after opting for "skip all" it stopped on a duplicate file. Very frustrating after leaving it run for 24 hours and only 5% copied.

Lastly, sent email for tech support and no response after more than a week.

Two Essential Tools for Vista

Dave Donaldson — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 04:43:56 GMT

Two Essential Tools for Vista

teracopy

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