Copy Handler is a free software for Windows systems, which allows you to take full control over the file copy and move operations. Program is highly customizable and fully integrates with the operating system. In addition, Copy Handler offers many advanced options such as task queuing, filtering files according to specific criteria, pausing and resuming copying files operations, changing the copying parameters on the fly and in many cases also offers a significant acceleration of the entire copying files process.
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Copy Handler
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The best programs ever are , CopyHandler ,Gs richcopy 360 and Teracopy , good job this year
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• Review • almost 3 years ago • 0 replies
This program is fine, but Fast Copy (an opensource program that used to be bundled with Windows Toolkit and available on majorgeeks.com and other places) seems much, much faster, especially on network/external drives. I think the interface is simpler with Fast Copy, but I'm a little leery about some of the guidance given by the developer. For instance, when asked by someone on his webpage for guidance on maximum buffer size depending on RAM (the one thing that would speed up file movement), he wings it; in his FAQ, he simply states: "You can try to experiment with buffer sizes and buffer count settings in options." That's not sufficient when you're risking data loss. He seems like a nice guy and is very responsive, but unfortunately Fast Copy is much better.
The best programs ever are , CopyHandler ,Gs richcopy 360 and Teracopy , good job this year
This program is fine, but Fast Copy (an opensource program that used to be bundled with Windows Toolkit and available on majorgeeks.com and other places) seems much, much faster, especially on network/external drives. I think the interface is simpler with Fast Copy, but I'm a little leery about some of the guidance given by the developer. For instance, when asked by someone on his webpage for guidance on maximum buffer size depending on RAM (the one thing that would speed up file movement), he wings it; in his FAQ, he simply states: "You can try to experiment with buffer sizes and buffer count settings in options." That's not sufficient when you're risking data loss. He seems like a nice guy and is very responsive, but unfortunately Fast Copy is much better.