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Supercopier Editor's Review
- SuperCopier is a shell extension that replaces the standard Windows Explorer file copy function, improving copy performance and adding many useful features. If you've set up a huge file copy job only to find it's getting in the way of other programs, for instance, you can pause the process at a click, then resume whenever it's more convenient.
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- 8/10 (81 votes) - Download Supercopier Free. Copy files from one folder to another of your Windows computer thanks to Supercopier, a manager that allows you to pause and resume the transfer process. How may times do you copy files from one folder to another every day? Probably dozens or even.
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SuperCopier2.2 is the latest installment in the SuperCopier series, aiming to make your file copying worries a thing of the past. If you have been having difficulties copying large files with Windows, then you need to take a look at what SuperCopier2.2 can offer.
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After your initial download of the service (which is free), you will be able to start copying your files. However, the program does not integrate its service with your computer’s context menu, which means that any file you copy will need to start a completely new process. The service allows you to ‘drag and drop’ your files into a new thread and begin copying. SuperCopier will tell you the speed at which it is operating, although it will not give you an estimated remaining time – unfortunately this can mean that you are waiting at your computer for a message telling you the process is complete without knowing how long you are going to be there. Thankfully though, the program works quickly with the majority of file sizes.
Pro's: Free to download;
Con's: Does not support Vista, not compatible with mobiles.
Conclusion: SuperCopier is generally a good service and is well worth downloading. The fact that the download is free only increases the program’s value. Those of you with Vista will be disappointed as the service is not currently configured to run on the operating system, but for the rest, SuperCopier is a sound choice.
SuperCopier is a shell extension that replaces the standard Windows Explorer file copy function, improving copy performance and adding many useful features.
If you've set up a huge file copy job only to find it's getting in the way of other programs, for instance, you can pause the process at a click, then resume whenever it's more convenient.
Errors won't necessarily abort the whole copy process, and it's easy to define SuperCopier's default action when an error occurs. You can have the program automatically skip the file, retry it, move the file to the bottom of the copy list, ask you what to do, or give up entirely, if you prefer.
And there's plenty of control over SuperCopier's actions when it encounters a file collision (discovering that a file name you're copying already exists in the target folder). You might choose to always overwrite; overwrite the file only if it's different; always rename the new (or the old) file; skip this particular file, abandon the entire process, or ask you for your preferred choice.
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Particularly useful, if you regularly carry out the same copy jobs, is the ability to load or save a copy list. So no need to manually select the files to copy, every single time: just do it once, save the list, then reopen it every time you want to copy those files in future.
But if this all sounds a little complicated, don't worry, you don't have to use any of these features. Just install SuperCopier, copy files as normal, and the program will step in, delivering marginally speedier results with no hassles.
Verdict:
If Windows standard copy features aren't fast or powerful enough, then SuperCopier is worth a try. Performance is only slightly improved, generally just a few percent, but every little helps. And the pause and resume capability comes in useful sometimes, too