RichCopy explained

RichCopy
Developer:Microsoft
Operating System:Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows Server 2003
Latest Release Version:4.0.217
License:Proprietary

RichCopy is a file copying utility program for Windows developed by Ken Tamaru of Microsoft Corporation that was discontinued in 2010.[1] It is multi-threaded uses a graphical user interface (GUI), in contrast to many competing tools that are single-threaded and/or use a command-line interface (CLI).[2]

Features

Criticisms

Limitations

The utility will not copy open files.[5] A competing tool, GS RichCopy 360, can copy open files.[6]

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Notes and References

  1. Web site: A Comprehensive List of All 11 Discontinued Microsoft Utilities - Version Museum . Version Museum . 17 December 2019 .
  2. Hoffman . Joshua . April 2009 . Free Utility: RichCopy, an Advanced Alternative to RoboCopy . . Microsoft.
  3. Web site: Tamaru . Ken . 20 May 2009 . Command option update . Ken (Kenzaburo) Tamaru's Blog . Microsoft . Archived MSDN and TechNet Blogs.
  4. Web site: Ilascu . Ionut . March 25, 2009 . Microsoft's Multithread Copy Solution . 2010-12-04 . softpedia.com . SoftNews NET SRL.
  5. Web site: CreateFileA function (Fileapi.h) - Win32 apps . 9 February 2023 .
  6. Web site: Gurusquad - GS RichCopy 360 – file copy tool | copy files over network.