FastCopy

FastCopy is the fastest file copy and delete software on the Windows platform. Due to its powerful functions and superior performance, it instantly surpassed all other software of the same type. Since the software is very compact, you can even copy the files in the installation directory directly to any removable storage device after installation, making it easy to carry and use anytime.

FastCopy features:

1. Fully supports drag operations and supports dragging multiple files to the source;

2. Supports shell integration, which conveniently allows you to copy files directly using the right-click menu;

3.Support three different HDD modes;

4. Built-in multiple humanized operation modes;

5. Supports filtering and wildcards can be used;

6. Support task management;

7.Support command line operation

How to use Fastcopy:

The first one, like Nullsoftcopy, first select the source directory, then select the target directory, and click the [Execute] button to start copying;

Second, register the right-click menu. Click the menu "Settings--->Right-click Extension" to pop up the "Right-click Extension" dialog box, and then click the [Install] button to register the right-click menu. You can directly

Right-click on any file or folder to pop up the menu, and then select "Copy (Fastcopy)", "Delete (Fastcopy)", "Move (Fastcopy)" and other commands to start copying,

Delete or move files or folders;

The third method is to register the right-click menu. By right-clicking and dragging to the target directory, the shortcut menu command pops up, and then selecting "Copy (Fastcopy)", "Delete (Fastcopy)", "Move (Fastcopy)" and other commands to start copying, deleting or moving files or folders ;Disadvantages: The interface is relatively simple and there is no copy progress interface.

Fastcopy FAQ:

What is the difference between "synchronization" and "copy" in fastcopy software?

The biggest difference between the two is that replication only adds the content of the source disk to the target disk, while synchronization makes the content of the target disk completely consistent with the content of the source disk.

Why is fastcopy faster than ordinary copy in Windows?

All copy operations are completed through the steps of "reading data from the medium (hard disk) → writing data → reading from the cache → writing data to the medium (hard disk)", and these steps are multiple Threads are executed at the same time. If the coordination between threads is not perfect, the speed will be greatly reduced. Some threads are extremely busy, while others have to wait. FASTCOPY optimizes the work sequence between them and greatly improves the speed.