m use multiple threads, best for copying across the SSD drives. verify verify each file copy by comparing the file content hash. Source-dir: The source files and directories delimited with semicolon. You will have the option to open it there after.Īlso see below on how to add as service to the context menu in the Finder. Go to the Finder, right click to bring up the context menu and click "Open" from there. The "Fastcopy(1.2).app" is the MacOS app, copy it to the ~/Applications and run.įor the first time, it might alert saying the app can't be opened because it is from a untrusted source. Run the fc.bat, fc.exe or fastcopy-console.exe for the UI version.Īlso see below on how to integrate with the windows explorer.Įxploded the downloaded zip to ~/bin/fastcopy If not already availabe on your system, download and install the JDK 1.8+ from Oracle.Įxploded the downloaded zip into a c:\bin\fastcopy and add the directory to the system path.
You will notice the transfering speed of large files and smaller files are quite different. The fastcopy reports real life file copying speed for various file size groups.
Support mounted external drives on Mac.Fast! Use multiple workers to copy from/to the SSD drives.Support all the hidden and system files, long file names, file names of all languages. all the sub directories under will be copied over to the target. A very handy tool for copying or backup a large set of directories and files, recursively, i.e.Run it, and the Command Prompt resets its window, clearing itself from previous commands and their output. You’re in dire need of a clean slate to start over, right? Say hi to cls, Command Prompt's very own blackboard cleaner and one of the simplest commands in CMD.
We’re nearing the end of this article, and if you’ve tried at least a couple of the previous commands, your Command Prompt window is now full of information. Neat, right?įind the password of your Wi-Fi in CMD CMD commandsįinally, we’re going to end this article with two commands that are useful for working with Command Prompt: a command that clears the screen and one that helps you understand what other commands do. Once you press Enter, Command Prompt will tell you details about it, including its password. Note the name of the Wi-Fi for which you want to find the password, and run the second command replacing the WiFi_SSID with that network’s name.
Run the first command to see the list of known Wi-Fi networks. The purpose is to help you find the password of a wireless network to which you’ve previously connected. Netsh wlan show profile name=WiFi_SSID key=clear
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