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rfmjm3

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when i copy several files i like to see what is happening. not a bar that shows percentage, but text that reads copying file x to ??, when its done then on to next file. i like knowing where i'm at and if it bricks where and why.

Other than switching to cmd prompt, is there a way to turn that on? i dont really feel up to navigation in dos to network locations and so forth and dealing with password in dos. just not worth the stress. any ideas? i use several pc's windows 7 and xp are the OS's.
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
2x toshiba lap l305dm 1 hp lap, 2 clones amd dual core sata
OS
windows 7 home 32 bit x2 and 64 bit and xp home x2
CPU
all 2ghz or higher
Memory
3gb or more each
Graphics Card(s)
mostly nvidia
Sound Card
on board hd
Monitor(s) Displays
yes lol
Hard Drives
all sata
PSU
3x built in and 2x 650 watts
Cooling
std
Internet Speed
dsl
You can try installing TeraCopy, it gives you a lot more options and claims to be faster at copying files. I think it also gives youa file by file list of files it's copying, although if it's copying small files it may go by too quickly to notice.

teracopycompact.png
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Self-Built
OS
Windows 7 64 bit SP1
CPU
Core i7 920
Motherboard
Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD3R
Memory
12 GB (6x2GB Corsair)
Graphics Card(s)
nVidia 250GTS
Sound Card
Built-in
Monitor(s) Displays
2x Samsung SyncMaster 2343 (23" Widescreen)
Keyboard
Microsoft Natural Keyboard
Mouse
Logitech Laser
that is perfect, thank you, your the bomb!!! :D
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
2x toshiba lap l305dm 1 hp lap, 2 clones amd dual core sata
OS
windows 7 home 32 bit x2 and 64 bit and xp home x2
CPU
all 2ghz or higher
Memory
3gb or more each
Graphics Card(s)
mostly nvidia
Sound Card
on board hd
Monitor(s) Displays
yes lol
Hard Drives
all sata
PSU
3x built in and 2x 650 watts
Cooling
std
Internet Speed
dsl
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