FastCopy guide

The official documentation, rewritten: every feature, mode and setting explained with practical notes.

Guide

What is FastCopy? Features & system requirements

How FastCopy reaches device-level speed, what it supports, and which Windows versions it runs on.

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Guide

FastCopy license & editions: free vs Pro

Home personal use is free; workplaces need a Pro license. What Pro adds, usage restrictions and activation.

/guide/license
Guide

FastCopy install & uninstall guide (installer, portable, silent)

Installer vs "extract only" portable mode for USB drives, silent options, and how to uninstall cleanly.

/guide/install
Guide

FastCopy main window: Source, DestDir and all operation modes

Multi-source input, the trailing-backslash rule, Ctrl/Shift tricks, and a full table of every operation mode including Pro-only ones.

/guide/main-window
Guide

FastCopy filters: include/exclude wildcards, dates, sizes and links

UNIX-style wildcard syntax, relative vs absolute path matching, date/size extended filters, and how junctions and hard links are handled.

/guide/filters
Guide

FastCopy settings reference: every option explained

All settings screens — I/O, verify, drive groups, CPU affinity, copy/move/delete options, logs, shell extension and post-run actions.

/guide/settings
Guide

FastCopy command line reference — every switch explained

Full /cmd= mode list, UI, filter, I/O and metadata switches, exit codes and the fcp.exe console binary.

/guide/command-line
Guide

FcHash.exe — FastCopy's command line hash tool

Compute xxHash3, MD5 or SHA hashes for files and directories from the command line, with recursion and caching options.

/guide/fchash

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