7 Super Tools For Faster Windows File Copy / Move Process

June 11, 2008 – 9:02 pm

Looking for a faster way to copy or move your files between folders and partitions in Windows? If you think that the default Windows file copy tool is too slow for such a simple task, try one of these 7 cool alternatives to speed up your Windows file copy / move process. In my test, FastCopy is the fastest, followed by BurstCopy and TeraCopy.

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1- FastCopy

FastCopy claims to be the fastest copy/delete software on Windows.

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2- TeraCopy

TeraCopy is a compact program designed to copy and move files at the maximum possible speed, providing the user a lot of features like transfer pause and resume, error recovery, shell integration, interactive file list and more.

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3- CopyHandler

A small tool designed for copy/move files and folders between different storage medias. Claims to perform 6-7 times faster than the standard Windows operation.

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4- SuperCopier

SuperCopier makes the Windows file copy dialog box a little bit snazzier. It adds more functions like pausing, skipping a file, copy lists, and file transfer speed throttling.

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5- Total Copy

Copies file slightly faster than Windows (approximately 10% locally). Installs itself as an additional option to the Windows file copy function.

 

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6- BurstCopy

This utility that can speed up transfers on your hard-drive by up to 200%; so it claims. Simple yet intuitive interface.

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7- CopyFaster

This software bypasses Windows 2000’s file cache to speed up its file transfer process. Works with Windows 2000 only.

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If you know more tools and tips to speed up the Windows file copy process, share your thoughts by leaving a comment or two below. Let us shall make our Windows works much faster than ever!

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  1. 17 Responses to “7 Super Tools For Faster Windows File Copy / Move Process”

  2. Nice compilation :-)

    By hongkiat on Jun 13, 2008

  3. @hongkiat: Thanks man!

    By Syahid A. on Jun 13, 2008

  4. Still have one more tool,killcopy.Slow to move ISO file only.

    By WongSK on Jun 13, 2008

  5. Cool tips. I once used Tera Copy. It is nice.

    By Silki on Jun 16, 2008

  6. Out of all these I have useed only teracopy, and I found it very annoying. So got rid of it.

    By Pallab on Jun 17, 2008

  7. @Pallab: Try FastCopy. It is a separate application that does not bother with Windows original file copy application.

    By Syahid A. on Jun 17, 2008

  8. Nice Compilation, currently I’m using Tera Copy on my Vista.

    By Nirmal on Jun 20, 2008

  9. Thank you, I needed to move 70 GB of work files from one computer to another. and Windows Copy or Xcopy always fail for somereason.

    Tool is awsome I used FastCopy and it got the job done :-)

    By Mustafa on Feb 4, 2009

  10. its a very nice compilation, yet what we need is comparison between these tools.
    all of them are awsome, we must say it, yet, as i have used fastcopy, teracopy and supercopier.
    - i font like that fastcopy is not automatically integrated (maybe it is !).
    - teracopy and supercopier, are both cool, they goes high up to 20MB/s transfer, yet teracopy reached 80MB/s, i know that depends on some files. so ingeneral i like teracopy.its simple and fast and it has a free version thats not at all different from the pro one.
    ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much. and thanks again for this post.

    By soobra on Apr 18, 2009

  11. ExtremeCopy also a super faster file copy tool

    By tyeen on Sep 12, 2009

  12. Thanks :-)

    By aneess on Dec 24, 2009

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