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SyncToy

  • Version: 2.1
  • Downloads Count: 38,549
  • License Type: Free
  • Price: $0
  • Date Added: Jan 29, 2012
  • Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional
  • Requirements: 1GHz Intel P3 processor or equivalent, 256MB RAM (512 recommended), 20MB free disk space, Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0
  • Author: Microsoft

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Most recent User Reviews for SyncToy

  • Reviewed by: NYGreg

    02-11-2012

    Duration of ownership: 1 Months

    Strengths: Simple to use, does exactly what you need it to

    Weaknesses: no scheduled backups/synchs

    Overall Evaluation: Love it!

  • Reviewed by: jholmes

    01-30-2012

    Duration of ownership: 6 Months

    Strengths: It does sync. easy-to-understand interface

    Weaknesses: Scheduled run of batch file won't actually sync the files. It runs, notes which files to sync, but won't actually sync them

    Overall Evaluation: FreeFileSync is a much better option if a scheduled sync is desired. Runs reliably via the Scheduler

  • Reviewed by: crabbydude

    11-18-2011

    Duration of ownership: 3 Years

    Strengths: simple to use, bulletproof

    Weaknesses: somewhat slow if the sync is large

    Overall Evaluation: I use this to move files to portable drives or thumb drives as off-site back up of my music and photos. It is flawless, simple, and free!

  • Reviewed by: billybubba

    12-16-2010

    Duration of ownership: 2 Weeks

    Strengths: Simplicity

    Weaknesses: Can be slow at first

    Overall Evaluation: I'm revising my first review. While the app did get hung up on seemingly nonsensical things and literally stay there for 20 minutes (multiple times), it ultimately delivered. I run it several times a day, backing up local drive to external HD. Seems to work well now. The initial cross matching took about 6 hours--far longer than a simple copy from one drive to another.


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