XCopy.Net for Windows

User Reviews

• Not been updated for 4 years.

  pmishlerApril 2, 2010

  Pros

  This is an old program that works will on XP or older.

  Cons

  Does not work on Windows 7 64 bit machines.

  Summary

  CNet's Tracker notifies me this is an update. That is not so. It is the same old utility I downloaded in 2006.

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• HUGE TIME SAVER!!!!

  dplangNovember 21, 2009

  Pros

  Needed a quick and simple tool to copy only modified files from and old PC to NAS. The two large archives were at least 5 months out of sync and I was dreading the time to re-write all files. XCopy finished the job in under a minute.

  Cons

  Couldn't be happier.

  Summary

  Couldn't be happier.<br /><br /><span class='notifyMsg'> Updated </span>on Nov 21, 2009<p/>WARNING!!! I take back everything I said. Xcopy appeared to find and copy only modified files. HOWEVER, when I looked inside the files the data was still old. Xcopy changed the file dates but did not overwrite the newer file. BEWARE!

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• Installed O.K., Might work?

  GetAGripJanuary 28, 2007

  Pros

  Don't Know Won't fit in Window.

  Cons

  Window fixed in size and too small for my display. Need to expand to see options before I try.

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• Could not install

  biofluxJuly 11, 2006

  Pros

  Cons

  It says it required dot net, so I installed dot net, and it gave me the same error message. I think it wants version 1.1 and I have 2.0. Dumb.

  Summary

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• Only one source?

  YV8NZzCyk7March 17, 2006

  Pros

  Free? Not sure.. crashed a couple times.

  Cons

  Free? Looks like you could only configure one source and desination.

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• Fast, Flawless, Easy & Free!

  jer2eydevil88January 31, 2006

  Pros

  It does what it sounds like, it replicates files on a PC running Windows with .net Framework 1.1sp1 installed. It gives you tons of options and allows you to really organize a cluttered storage server.

  Cons

  It requires .net framework w/sp1 and requires an installation to run. Seems like it'd be better if I had the option of just running it without installation. Also a command line interface would let me really use it from unc mappings.

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