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A quick way to copy a large amount of data between two computers

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2022-06-02 09:54:58 10月31日 Update

You may encounter the need to copy the data from one computer to another. The most common method is to copy it with a storage device such as a U disk or a removable hard disk, which is slow and may be copied many times before you can copy the data. Now provide a method, that is, through windows file sharing to achieve. Through the gigabit network cable directly connected to two computers, and then with the assistance of software, you can quickly improve the copy speed.

Click start on computer B, enter the address of the shared resources of computer An in the input box, enter "\ 192.168.1.2\ d$" in this example, and then enter enter. If the verification box pops up, please enter the user name and password of computer A. if the user name and password of the two computers are the same, the verification box will not pop up.

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At this point, you can directly copy the files on computer A to computer B, or directly copy the files on computer B to the shared files of computer A. If you copy a large amount of data, or if all the copies are small files, it is recommended to use fastcopy software to copy, in order to improve the copy speed, the software supports breakpoint continuation.

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Run fastcopy.exe, set up the source directory and destination directory, and then click "execute" to start copying.

The key is to turn on sharing. If you are writing to a shared folder from this machine, make sure that the shared folder has "write" permission, otherwise there may be insufficient permissions to paste.

Tool download link: http://down.51cto.com/data/2340242

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