My system is a brand new Dell OptiPlex 3010 with Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit, core i5 3.20 GHz, 8GM RAM, 1TB HDD. The built-in function of Windows does not have a queue or batch function, and if you execute multiple jobs, the jobs will noticeably slow down. FastCopy has various options and various programs are prepared. At any rate, I really appreciate the effort the developer(s) put into it. The main difference between FastCopy and TeraCopy is the high reliability that FastCopy uses the original Windows functions.

One final note, which may or may not be relevant: for some reason, this program seems to have taken an excessively long time to copy large amounts of data using the default settings.Īs stated before, I have used this program many times before without any trouble, so I'm not sure why it was problematic for me this time. This ultimately required a reboot, which seemed excessive. After researching the problem, I ran the setup.exe file to uninstall, but it failed to uninstall properly - leaving behind a message that I'd have to find & delete a dll file, then delete the folder. Second, there was no uninstall entry in Revo or in Windows. It has free version but most interesting features are to be paid. I'm the only account on the computer and have full administrative privileges with UAC turned completely off, so not sure why this was a problem. Its mostly for backup purposes and can be used to fast copy large files/folders. For years this was my go-to program for replacing Windows' lackluster native copypaste function, but with Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit there seems to be some issues.įirst, I couldn't get the shell extension to operate reliably or even stay selected.

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