With FastCopy, you get the additional benefit of verifications, which provides you with proof that the copied files are not corrupt. File Explorer transfers will take longer to complete and they may be more taxing to the system. It is especially useful when you are copying large amounts of data, as File Explorer is not suited for these operations.
Versions 4.0.1 and 4.0.2 address issues in FastCopy 4 and 4.0.1 respectively.įastCopy is an easy to use program. The remaining changes fix issues in the application. Added deleted before copying option in synchronous mode.Added option to record hash values without verifying.Reduced processor usage when using SHA-256 (about 2/3 less than before).The new version introduces several other features: It is now possible to use it, besides fastcopy.exe, to run commands from the command line. The second command line tool is for FastCopy itself. It can be used to compute hashes recursively.
Some of its features include multi-threaded read, write and verify operations, support for unicode and paths that exceed the 260 character limit, and that it is not a resource hog because of the way it is designed.įastCopy 4 introduces two new command line tools: FcHash.exe is a hash computer that supports several hash algorithms, including SHA256 and SHA512. It can be installed or extracted and run as a portable version. FastCopy is compatible with Windows 7 and newer versions of Windows.
FastCopy works differently than TeraCopy, another popular file copying tool, as it is a standalone program and does not take over Windows' own copy processes.įastCopy version 4 adds several new features to the application, but first the basics. The last review of FastCopy here on this site dates back to 2008 when I reviewed version 3.30 of the application.
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