Note: Operating system compatibility appears to have changed. It is currently available as a - very stable - beta version that adds features to the program without taking away any of the existing functionality in the process.

TeraCopy 3.0 improves the foundation of the file transfer program further. The main reason for that is that there is no queuing which means that you will either have to run each transfer separately one after the other, or initiate multiple ones at the same time but with a drop in overall transfer speed. While that's the program's main purpose, it has more to offer than that as it supports the queuing of transfers, pausing operations, and even error recovery functionality.Ī basic example: if you ever tried to copy or move files and folders from various locations on a computer to a new location, you may have noticed that you cannot do so efficiently using Windows Explorer / File Explorer. No complaints.TeraCopy has been designed primarily to address the slow copying speed of files on Windows regardless of whether transfers take place on the local system or network. It's a great improvement to Windows (XP at least), I sure hope the brains that gave us this, would give us a search function too - they must have the capability.Btw, the speed is good too. And the whole business took ~20 seconds? I was amazed.I use it, I like it, I definitely recommend it. I'd say it's a pretty smart and precise program. checking dates for each individual file would cause, if not a headache, probably more severe mental damage?!I just copied a whole game, nothing illegal, I have the CDs, and out of more than 9,000 files only a couple hand fulls were copied - 'older only'.

I've been using TeraCopy 2.05 for some time now, and even if I haven't got to compare the speed with XP's copy / replace function, this friend certainly has a few functions I highly appreciate:Hitting a file with the same name, it gives you the possibility to rename, instead of a simple yes or no option I'm meddling a bit with game mods, and not once or twice have I been grateful for the option 'Replace older files only' - a plain yes or no would simply not do and, as it may be several thousand files.

Teracopy 2.3