I'm not suprised they kept this as an Internal app - I'll stay with Robocopy for now. The error (posted below) looks liek a GUI issue, and not actually to do with copying the files at all! Not being supported, of course there nowhere to check for assistance or clues. b) Not once has the program actually completed, crashing out at some random time in the process. This leads me to question if it gets everything, and it doesn't really save time if you need to run it twice! I've tried decreasing or increasing threads to no avail. a) I've had the same 'The system cannot find the path specified.' message many, many times. I've been trying to use it to quickly backup some files to take off our server. Suspend and resume file copy at any time. Filter the files based on the date, time and choose to either copy or opt those files. Copy files from multiple and different locations and save in a single destination. Create several profiles to assign special settings with a specific profile. More powerful, faster and stable than than any other file copying tool. Since the tool was being used by the developers, they made it pretty effective and stable. Surprisingly it copies and moves files even faster than RoboCopy tool and XCOPY command. at a time with up to 8 times faster speed than the normal file copy and moving process.

However, at a later stage they made it available for free public download and now you can also experience faster file copying and moving with this small Windows utility, called RichCopy. This tool was developed in 1996 but it was being used internally by Microsoft and was not made available for public usages. Hi One of the Microsoft tools that was being used by Microsoft programmers to copy or move files in faster speed.

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