TeraCopy questions & answers

In some cases, alpha versions are actually the final ones. However, the software is recommended because it simply works in this current form. I have installed it on my computer, and there were no errors, and the things mentioned in the changelog work are they should.

To learn about the changelog, access the following URL: http://blog.codesector.com/2015/11/22/teracopy-3-alpha-5/

Yes, there is a Pro version of TeraCopy, but it involves paying some money in order to buy it since it's not free. The Pro version comes as an extension to the free version, but provides additional features that are not found in the free one.

Features like:

• Copy/move to your favorite folders.
• Save reports as HTML and CSV files.
• Select files with the same extension/folder.
• Remove the selected files from the copy queue.

To find more information, visit the following website: http://www.codesector.com/teracopy

These are the exclusive features of TeraCopy Pro:

• Copy/move to your favorite folders.
• Save reports as HTML and CSV files.
• Select files with the same extension/folder.
• Remove the selected files from the copy queue.

You can find more using the following URL: http://www.codesector.com/teracopy

Buy URL: http://www.codesector.com/purchase

No, there is no speed limit when it comes to the Copy operation. TeraCopy has been designed having no restrictions in the terms of the speed. It will always try to copy files with maximum speed and efficiency. This means that as long as your computer supports it, TeraCopy will always copy files with the maximum speed it. However, this speed is greatly influenced by the disc activity present in the moment when you copy a large file.

There isn't actually a trick to do it. You can simply have TeraCopy using the maximum copy speed by closing down applications that cause read/write operations on your hard drive. It's better to close all the applications while the TeraCopy is running. This will provide maximum file speed. Additionally, you can start Task Manager. Locate the TeraCopy process in the list and right click it. Choose Set Priority, then Above Normal and that's it.

TeraCopy supports the following commands: Copy, Move, Delete, Test, and Check.

General command line:

TeraCopy.exe Operation [*]Source Target [/SkipAll] [/OverwriteOlder] [/RenameAll] [/OverwriteAll] [/NoClose] [/Close]

You can use the following website to learn more about the command line strings available for TeraCopy: http://support.codesector.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/7/4/Command-Line

Unfortunately, this is a known bug present in the TeraCopy application. It happens when you're trying to copy files higher than 80-100 GB. If you have such files, then it's easier to simply use the built-in Windows copy function or split the filer using an application like HJSplit and then use the TeraCopy application to transfer them from one location to another.

Additionally, you can forward this bug to the Support section provided by the developers of the application: http://support.codesector.com/index.php?/Tickets/Submit

Create a ticket and use the wizard-style interface to finish the procedure.

Yes, there is command line support for versions of TeraCopy higher than 2.0. You can use : Copy, Move, Test, Check.

Example of the commands in action:

• TeraCopy.exe Copy "D:\My Documents" F:\Backup
• TeraCopy.exe Copy D:\Video.avi C:\My Documents
• TeraCopy.exe Copy D:\Data F:\Backup /OverwriteOlder /Close
• TeraCopy.exe Move *C:\Temp\filelist.cmd C:\My Documents /OverwriteAll /NoClose
• TeraCopy.exe Test D:\Video.avi
• TeraCopy.exe Check D:\checksum.md5

For more information access the following page: http://support.codesector.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/7/4/Command-Line

There are a few users who encountered this issue, but no solution was provided. I recommend opening a ticket on the support page provided by the developer.

Support platform: http://support.codesector.com/index.php?/Tickets/Submit

Additionally, remove the application and reinstall it. This should fix most of the problems with the application. I am using this for a few years and haven't had any issues with it.

It's good for files less than 1 GB.