Slow file copy performance
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xcopy). Is there a component that I can add to increase the hard disk
performance?
Thanks,
Chris
xcopy). Is there a component that I can add to increase the hard disk
performance?
Thanks,
Chris
Re: Slow file copy performance
Chris,Unless you use a low level disk copy tools (like ghost and etc.) you won't gain much performance increase using any tool.
Try xxcopy or robocopy. In general these tools work better (they are a bit faster with large amount of files to be copied).
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Regards,
KM
>I am using a basic command line build to copy one hard disk to another(Using
> xcopy). Is there a component that I can add to increase the hard disk
> performance?
>
> Thanks,
> Chris
>
>
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