Supercopier

supercopier is my first choice, But it lacks a very important function under windows. It does not copy symlink pointing to a file. The result is a file with zero-length. Copying a symlink pointing to directory create a new directory on taget with all content and sub-folder content from source dir. That's I was expecting for. Only windows file explorer or teracopy copy those symlink on files. So I am forced to swicth to teracopy, due to conflict with teracopy and supercopier both installed.

Reliable and runs smoothly

Year, SuperCopier is faster than the original Windows tool... But it doesn't perform any CRC check while copying so SuperCopier smashed my datas... Copying a file with SC to E:, try to copy it back to F: with SC => CRC Error while reading file Copying a file with SC to E:, try to copy it back to F: without SC => File copyed (but needs a long time) Copying a file without SC to F:, copy it back to F: without SC => Fast and secured. So why don't you do the CRC checks when WRITING a file? And why does the CRC check while READING a file fail, whereas window's CRC check is a success? Avoid such tools...