Speed Up File Transfers

Copying files between folders, drives or PCs can be painfully slow with Windows file transfer service. If you regularly move big files around you may want to give Copy Handler a try as it can move files up to 6-7 times faster.

Copy Handler program is a small tool designed for copy/move files and folders between different storage medias (hard disks, floppy disks, local networks, CD-ROMs and many other).
Advantages of the program:

* copying data at rates up to 6-7 times faster than standard MS Windows copying (when copying data from one partiton to another on the same physical hard disk);
* allow full-control over the copying/moving process by pause, resume, restart and cancel features;
* fully customizable – over 60 detailed options – from setting language (multiple languages) through auto-resume on error, shutting down system after copying finished to very detailed and technical (customizing copy/move thread – buffer sizes, thread priority, …) ending on sounds on specific events;
* multiple languages support – and more may appear, since the translation process is quite easy;
* provides detailed informations about copy/move process (currect file, buffer sizes, priority, progress by size and visual bar, status, current and average speed, time elapsed/left, …);
* can automatically resume all unfinished operations when system starts;
* limiting count of simultaneously processing tasks (copyings/movings) – tasks are set into a queue and are processed in order it was inserted into queue;
* integration with system – adds additional commands to context menus of folders and drag&drop menus;
* this program is open source
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