Definitely. I’ve been using it almost exclusively for years for multi-TB transfers. The only time I use Windows Explorer is when I have small file transfers that I don’t really care about.
Whatever you choose to use, be sure you verify and ideally keep a HASH of your transfers for a control.
Always Copy, Never Move! There are those who say moving is okay within the same folder/drive, but odd things can happen even doing that!
Always Copy, Never Move! There are those who say moving is okay within the same folder/drive, but odd things can happen even doing that!
One example being incomplete copies. Now you have two folders neither of which is definitive and that can lead to problems if you’re not careful. You also can’t compare the two folders afterward to make sure you got a perfect xfer.
Definitely. I’ve been using it almost exclusively for years for multi-TB transfers. The only time I use Windows Explorer is when I have small file transfers that I don’t really care about.
Whatever you choose to use, be sure you verify and ideally keep a HASH of your transfers for a control.
Always Copy, Never Move! There are those who say moving is okay within the same folder/drive, but odd things can happen even doing that!
One example being incomplete copies. Now you have two folders neither of which is definitive and that can lead to problems if you’re not careful. You also can’t compare the two folders afterward to make sure you got a perfect xfer.