The Best 31 FastCopy Alternatives
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Ultracopier
SuperCopier replaces Windows explorer file copy and adds many features: Transfer resuming, transfer speed control, transfer speed computation, better transfer progress display, faster transfers, copy list editable while transferring.
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SuperCopier
SuperCopier replaces Windows explorer file copy and adds many features: Transfer resuming, transfer speed control, transfer speed computation, better transfer progress display, faster transfers, copy list editable while transferring.
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GS RichCopy 360
GS RichCopy 360 is the ONLY file copy utility that utilizes its own proprietary Multi-Threading technology that uses all available logical cores in the system.
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Copy Handler
the open source, free file copy utility that is: fast, highly customizable, and loaded with features.
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NiceCopier
nicecopier is a simple, easy-to-use and handy instrument designed to replace the file explorer file copy. this application adds many features like pausing, resuming and it calculates the best copy speed.
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MiniCopier
MiniCopier is a multi-platform graphical copy manager. It lets you queue different transfers, resume a copy that has failed, limit the speed or pause the copy. If a transfer fails, an error is logged and the rest of the queue is treated.
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Yintersync
Yintersync.NET is a client-server backup tool providing bandwidth and cost economic delta backups of multiple computers over SSL with open file support and reporting. .
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TurboCopy Pro
Copy and Paste on Mac at Turbo Speeds with Turbo Copy Pro! Completes features which are missing from Copy and Paste on your Mac - Added Special XLogic to add Turbo speed boost while copying to Portable Drive.
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FileTargets
FileTargets menu is similar to the standard "SendTo" function in the context menu but is much more advanced since it allows you to create subgroups, automatically add new folders, copy file path names and much more.
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PerigeeCopy
PerigeeCopy has been specifically created to address annoyances with Windows Explorer's built-in file operations.