dcopy: copy any file as you wish
by niucool on Jul.08, 2010, under System Research
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A screen shot of dcopy:
You may often get the following error message when you try to copy a file to another destination.
“The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.”
There are some reasons that might cause the above error:
- The file is opened by another process with the file share mode setting to 0.
- A process (AV software or malware) uses either ring 3 hook or ring 0 hook (a driver) to avoid other processes accessing the file.
Why should you choose dcopy?
- dcopy is a command line tool to copy any file even it is locked.
- dcopy parses file systems directly to read the source file. Currently dcopy supports NTFS, FAT32 and FAT16 file systems.
- dcopy does not drop any driver files for file copying which could keep your system safe and stable.
- dcopy is free and tiny(52K bytes).
How to use dcopy?
Usage: dcopy source destination [-b block_size] [-q[uiet]]
source: source file (full path needed)
destination: destination file
-b: block size to use for copy in KB (default: 1024KB)
-q: quiet mode: disable progress display
Please click here to download dcopy