FlashCopier for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Copy set of files to up to 25 flash cards at once.

FlashCopier allows you to copy a set of files form a master folder on your PC or laptop to up to 25 flash cards at once (depending on the number of drive letters available on your system), in about the time that you would normally spend to copy one flash card. The program utilizes Microsoft Windows' multi-tasking and multi-threading technologies, making duplications of flash cards fast and easy.

Version 3 has added file verifications at both DOS and Windows level and bug fixes.

FlashCopier for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: October 15, 2008

Latest update: February 29, 2024

Version: 3

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 2000
Windows 10
Windows XP
Windows Vista

Additional Requirements: Windows 2000/XP/2003 Server/Vista, Microsoft .NET Framework 2

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Total Downloads: 2,165

Downloads Last Week: 0

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2/5

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Seemed like bait-and-switch to more expensive offering
saint1959June 4, 2010
Pros
Looks like a great program. The key word is "looks" because the software is no longer available at the listed price.
Cons
See bottom-line summary for details.
Summary
I gave this a "mediocre" rating because it looks like good software but the company is using "bait and switch" tactics to get you to pay 3 times the advertised price. When I found this software- and the following is very dumb on my part- I went and bought a nice USB hub to use with it before actually downloading the software. When I tried to download the software, I found the download link was dead, and attempts to find a working link via search engine failed. I contacted the company to find out how to buy the software and they said the only way I could get it was to buy their $60 version- same software but with an included generic USB hub. I told them I did not need their hub but they said my 7-port hub would not be compatible with their software because their software only supports 4 ports and that I would need to buy their $60 package. Their ad says it supports 25 drives though. So I guess they have made some changes to the program. All in all, the program may be good, and for $60 it might be worth it. But if they are not going to offer this $20 software product, they should take this (and other) ads for it down. I decided to go with a competing product based on the answers/explanations their support department provided me when I inquired about all of the above. If you are interested in this software, at least at the time I tried to download and several days thereafter, the link was broken. Their support did say a new trial version offering may become available soon but there was no ETA.