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I used to use TeraCopy, but on my Windows 7 64 bit machine, it's half the speed of the built-in copy for network transfers. It's fairly clear that Windows is do
by sjwright 15y ago
I used to use TeraCopy, but on my Windows 7 64 bit machine, it's half the speed of the built-in copy for network transfers. It's fairly clear that Windows is doing a significantly better job with buffering.
I still keep TC around for the odd job, but it's no longer my default.
- sjs 15y agoOuch. That's good to know. Through sheer luck till now I've mostly done network transfers using smb + rsync on my notebook.