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1. #PARREL FASTCOPY INSTALL#
2. #PARREL FASTCOPY DRIVERS#
3. #PARREL FASTCOPY UPDATE#
4. #PARREL FASTCOPY WINDOWS#

However, there clearly seemed to be overhead with the dialog vs withOUT the dialog for BOTH utilities. These results held true across a dozen repeats of each utility. Yeah, it seems that the Opus progress indicator brings a bit more overhead into things - regardless of it being on a separate thread. these were my results even without disabling my normal copy options for preserving attrs, ownership, etc in Opus. Opus: A bit less consistent, ranging between 8-ish and almost 10 seconds (again, still a bit inexact as I'm clicking a stopwatch timer right after hitting my hotkey, and then again as I watch the progress dialog disappear)Īnd. Via hotkey still, running the same command - but with the 'Minimize progress indicators' option DISABLED in Prefs to force the progress dialog visible and in the foreground.įastCopy: Consistently either 8.3 or 8.8 seconds (as reported by the FastCopy dialog which stayed open during the operation). So this time doing the same thing as the command line but with the dialog visible in the foreground. This time via the UI, which has an EXECUTE button to re-run the previous operation. Opus: Consistently around the same 6-ish seconds (a bit inexact as I'm clicking a stopwatch timer right after hitting my hotkey, and then again as I watch the minimized progress indicator complete, but the timer never reached 7 seconds) Opus (raw command via Opus hotkey): copy "d:\my\temp\source\*" to="d:\my\temp\opus\"įastCopy: Consistently either 6.0 or 6.3 seconds (as reported by the FastCopy dialog after bringing it up from the system tray, copy otherwise runs with the dialog suppressed via the command line)

#PARREL FASTCOPY DRIVERS#

because my graphics options and controls were 'good enough' (better dual monitor support than the Intel drivers on the same laptop under Win7 actually) and the video driver downloads from Lenovo's website were actually dated OLDER?įastCopy (command line via Opus hotkey): /jtools\fastcopy\fastcopy.exe "d:\my\temp\source\*" /to="d:\my\temp\fast\" NOTABLY, I left the default Intel VIDEO drivers provided by Microsoft in place.

#PARREL FASTCOPY INSTALL#

Sample dataset from my Vivaldi profile, copied over itself several times to increase the size and file countġ,248 files spread across 62 directoriesĪll mostly native Microsoft drivers from my own clean install of Win10 (not an upgrade) using the ISO-to-USB bootable install media from the MDT for Win10 - except for some chipset, LAN and Audio drivers from Lenovo. Vivaldi browser only other desktop app open (on this forum page) Lenovo T530 laptop with a Samsung 850 EVO SSD drive installed by me.

#PARREL FASTCOPY UPDATE#

Carve, or decorate, a pumpkin (or more) this month b.Windows 10 Home Edition with the recent Anniversary Update or whatever they're calling it Wow, almost half way through October already! And it’s about that time again - pumpkin carving time!We’re also giving out badges again - the Pumpkin Carving Event badge! Here’s how you can get one:1.

#PARREL FASTCOPY WINDOWS#

Not curious about Windows or MSSQL, nothing new there.Server OS: I've bounched back and forth with Cen.

The landscape of operating systems and databases has changed a bit in the last few years. I've been wondering about others' preferences on a few things. I mentioned how there was an employment opportunity that was pretty much guaranteed to me. I have made a post here before talking about issues I was having at work and having my job essentially changed overnight into something I don't like.