Reviews of TeraCopy

1. 
   Prospero424

   Reviewing 2.01 (Jun 30, 2009)

   Excellent! They finally fixed the file queue thing (where it would open up an additional instance if you added more files to the transfer queue instead of just adding them to the existing one).
   
   I still haven't had a single instance of any transferred files failing a hash check.
   
   No more false positive problems with AVG, either.
   
   It now works exactly as I hoped it would when the final was released, so I'm bumping it up to a five. Great software.
2. 
   rhy7s

   Reviewing 2.01 (Jun 29, 2009)

   Yields a huge improvement to an every-day task. To the users having corruption issues, have you run memtest and your HDD manufacturer's diagnostics? Have you tried checking the hashes of files copied conventionally?
3. 
   tylerhw

   Reviewing 2.0 (Jun 24, 2009)

   Take the Windows Copy/Cut/Paste function make it work in situtations it might not otherwise and about twice as fast with extendability and you have Teracopy. For anyone using Windows, you have to at least try this, it's a blessing.
   
   @emanresU deriseD: Hey, if you're the only one having problems, maybe you should consider it your fault not the developers. It's freeware and better than the built in Windows version so quit your whining.
4. 
   anomoly

   Reviewing 2.0 (Jun 23, 2009)

   I'm sure if you look close enough you can find fault with any godamn thing you choose. I have NEVER had a copy problem since the program stabilized a few releases back, & I've copied large & small and every file type imaginable. The only thing that was a concern was file comments, and I have never found a single program other than explorer or TC that copied the comments with the files. I hate using TC to copy as the program is completely busy until it's done. I don't gas about the comments as I can change them to whatever I want or simply remove them. With teracopy I can copy whatever I want and while it's doing so I can move on to other things without having to wait. Just tested (using Horodruin) a 2GB folder of rar files that I copied and both were 100%. Comments are optional and are not mandatory for properly working files.
5. 
   emanresU deriseD

   Reviewing 2.0 (Jun 23, 2009)

   I wonder if pasbesoin used a keygen or some other illicit means of registering TeraCopy Pro. But either way, I've tried so many versions and builds of TeraCopy, and found so many problems, I wouldn't doubt the piece of crap would corrupt files.
   
   @anomoly: Yeah, I can find fault with whatever g**d*** [sic] thing I choose, but finding fault with TeraCrappy isn't hard. I simply try using it in the most basic way possible, and find it crashing. Is that simple enough a fault for you?
   
   What's that? It doesn't crash for you? Wow, that's fantastic! I couldn't care less. It does for me.
   
   On with my life I go.

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