Had I done it with the classic drag and drop and copy and paste, it would have taken at least 5/6 minutes.

In the experiment done, I started copying about 2 GB of images placed in different folders, and it took about 50 seconds of time. Then you choose where to transfer those folders and, using the green button at the top, you can start the copy process for data transfer.

Once installed and opened, the copy process is started by pressing the key Source and selecting one or more folders where the files to be copied are located. The best use can be referred to when, for example, you have to transfer files to the USB pen, when you want to transfer documents of the same type to organize them in the various folders but above all when it comes to large files that take longer to move from one place to another. Unlike the classic Windows copy and paste, multiple files can be quickly copied and pasted together, placed in different folders. The copy speed is much better than Windows and it has an intelligent error recovery process. TeraCopy can also be incorporated into the Windows File Explorer context menu and allows you to pause the copy process at any time and resume it later.

Teracopy, the most popular and one of the fastest, copies files through the fastest channel and won’t crash on problems.

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