fastcopy.exe /auto_close G:\folder1 /to=I:\folder2) TeraCopy.exe Copy G:\folder1\ I:\folder2\)įastcopy 60 secs (ex. fastcopy.exe /auto_close G:\folder1 /to=I:\folder2)įiles/directoies: 1,087,180,800 bytes (1.01 GB), 27 files/8 directories copied to external USB disk. TeraCopy.exe Copy G:\folder1\ I:\folder2\)įastcopy 6 secs (ex. fastcopy.exe /auto_close G:\folder1 /to=I:\folder2)įiles: 45,039,616bytes (42.9MB) 5 random files copied to external usb disk copy 6 secs (ex. TeraCopy.exe Copy G:\folder1\ I:\folder2\)įastcopy 38 secs (ex.
#FASTCOPY COMMAND LINE SWITCHES ISO#
fastcopy.exe /auto_close G:\folder1 /to=G:\folder2)įile: 732,909,568 bytes (698 MB), 1 ISO file copied to external USB disk. TeraCopy.exe Copy G:\folder1\ G:\folder2\)įastcopy 19 secs (ex. After a couple of passes here are the averages from the tools I played with:įile: 732,909,568 bytes (698 MB), 1 ISO file copied to different directory on the same internal disk.
PowerShell was used to capture the start and stop times. No special setup was done (make up your own mind if that invalidates/validates the test), only to input the command into a batch file to execute. All copies were performed between a internal 7200 RPM Sata II disk and an external USB 2.0 drive or on the same internal drive itself where indicated.
#FASTCOPY COMMAND LINE SWITCHES WINDOWS#
I ran through a couple of tests on a Windows Vista 64-bit SP2 box to do some comparisons.
c:\Progra~1\FastCopy\FastCopy.exe /cmd=sync /auto_close /open_window "\\ztsv-xs\e\Network Games\Aion" /to="e:\games\online\"įorcibly delete the desktop folder (the/log is set to kill) (the inside of the text for the recording process can be removed)įastCopy.From a performance standpoint only, xcopy or robocopy will give you similar results. If filename contains space character, please enclose with dobule quotation marks. Please use space character(‘ ‘) as separator(not semicolon). The following example is to write the Eternal tower to the E disk, pay attention to the target disk after adding \įastcopy.exe file1 file2 . symlink #Use symbolic connection (not essence) to copy symbolic connection itself (copy essence in /symlink=FALSE) junction #copy junction mount point (not subordinate) junction mount point yourself (/junction=FALSE copy subordinate) stream #Copy the second line stream (only NTFS is valid) (in /stream=FALSE suppression) acl #Copy access control list (ACL) (only valid for NTFS) (inhibited by /acl=FALSE) overwrite_del #Before deleting the file, when deleting the method, rename the duplicate & to invalidate the restoration (inhibit in /overwrite_del=FALSE) disk_mode=(auto|same|diff) #Specify auto/identity/other HDD mode force_start #When other FastCopy copies are being executed, they are also executed immediately (inhibited by /force_start=FALSE)
job=task name #execute the specified task skip_empty_dir #Enable filtering, do not copy empty folders (inhibit in /skip_empty_dir=FALSE) log #Output log file (fastcopy.log) (in /log=FALSE suppressed) bufsize=N(MB) #Specify the buffer size in MB units error_stop #Stop the action when an error occurs (inhibit at /error_stop=FALSE) no_confirm_del #When the /delete parameter is used, the confirmation interface is not displayed no_exec #Set parameters for the Fastcopy window interface, but do not execute estimate #Predict the copy completion time open_window #Display Fastcopy window interface force_close #If an error occurs after the copy is over, it is also forcibly closed
auto_close #After the copy is over, it will be closed automatically #delete Delete-Forcibly delete the specified files and directories #move Move-overwrite the file with the same name and forcefully delete the source file #force_copy Copy-overwrite files with the same name #sync Synchronization-If the name is the same, copy files of different size and time #update Copy-If the name is the same, copy the newer source file #diff Copy-If the name is the same, only files with different size and time will be copied #noexist_only Copy-if the name is the same, do not copy cmd=(noexist_only|diff|update|sync|force_copy|move|delete) Here is the FastCopy command line method:įastcopy.exe file1 file2. FastCopy can be used under Windows, or it can run commands under DOS
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