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What version of MS Windows can we install it on? Is there a different price for workstation and server operating systems? Can the license be installed on windows server or workstation and is there a price difference? How is the enterprise version better than the standard version in terms of basic functionality? Can you support long path names? If yes, is there anything special we need to do to get it to work? Is your license perpetual or subscription based? Where can I find the differences between the standard and enterprise versions? Microsoft stopped supporting MS Windows 2003. Can we still use your software to migrate data from Windows 2003 to the new version of MS Windows servers? Microsoft Windows supports SMB Compression. Does GS RichCopy 360 support this feature? We have 250TB with 25,000,000 files and folders. Can GS RichCopy 360 Enterprise handle this much data? We have windows servers deployed in AWS (Amazon cloud) and would like to copy data back to our data center nightly for back up. We do not have a VPN connection. Can GS RichCopy 360 Enterprise do it? We are a non-profit organization, do you have any special pricing for us? We currently have GS RichCopy 360 Standard and would like to upgrade to the enterprise version. Do we have to recreate all the jobs? What is involved? We have an older build of GS RichCopy 360 Standard and noticed there is a newer build out on your website. What is the best

Way to update our current version? Does your software require a restart upon install\ or uninstall? We have a few mission-critical servers that we need to replicate data from. We are careful about what we load on these servers. Can you assure us you will not corrupt our registry? We understand that GS RichCopy 360 Enterprise requires a license per installation. What is the RTA licensing requirements as we plan to have several destinations? Does GS RichCopy 360 Enterprise\Standard work on Windows Fail Over Clustering? We see that GS RichCopy 360 Standard and Enterprise use a small database. How is that data protected and is saving our job configuration settings in clear text? We plan to run multiple jobs every 10 minutes. This, of course, gets logged in history and over time it could slow the application. Do we need to delete the database and start fresh every 6 months? We have tried the software and it works great. However, we are looking at deploying it to all of our workstations and servers. Do you offer any volume or site licensing? We are an MSP and looking to use GS RichCopy 360 Enterprise to do all of our server migrations (Data replication). Do you offer us any special pricing? We have a few users that work from home, road warriors, and some VIPs that we wish to back up their laptops across the internet. Can GS RichCopy 360 Enterprise do it and what is required? The software is very affordable

I spent days trying to copy about 600 GB of files from one external drive to another external drive using freeware. I tried Robocopy and a number of its GUIs. Also Roadkill's Unstoppable Copier, and more.Each failed at one point or another, or completed but it turned out skipped/failed to copy thousands of files.I finally broke down and paid $50 for GS RichCopy 360 after reading about it while looking for a solution. I had some problems and their support, which is apparently provided by their developers, was very helpful, during multiple phone calls, some late at night (they explained they sell to IT professionals that typically do maintenance at night).GS RichCopy 360 not only worked to copy the folders and files, but also by default copies folders and files with the creation date and modification date of the source files, as the OP is looking for. That makes it possible to search the copied files based on creation date with software like Agent Ransack.If GS RichCopy 360 stalls out (my source external drive was intermittently disconnecting and not being recognized by Windows) if you have it set to copy only files that are not already on the destination drive, you can restart the copy job and it very quickly blows through the files that have already been copied and picks up where it left off.It was not phased by some very long file names, well over 260 characters, or by some large files (some over 4 GB).I don't have money to spare but after wasting days it was well worth the money, and now I have it for other large copy jobs in the future. It has an easy to use GUI, with logical options, and most important, it works.Edit: I also tried the archive file solution suggested by Silkworm, with 7zip and another archive program, but that also stalled out/failed. That should have worked as from what I have read 7zip can archive way more than the under several hundred GB archives I was trying to create, but for some reason did not (or perhaps it was working and I did not know it and did not wait long enough).With GS RichCopy 360 progress was easy to see graphically for each thread individually, and the total (you can set the number of threads based upon what your processor can handle, up to some huge number, their support recommended my Intel i5 was good for 4 threads).

Local time:09:48 AM Posted 24 February 2020 - 07:43 AM Thanks, NoahBrandon , the /FFT switch trick for my situation I saw some solutions for long path names as scripts or fixing system capabilities but it doesn't help , so if I will use any of the other alternatives to robocopy , what do you recommend ? or if you have a good solution ? Back to top"> Back to top #7 NoahBrandon NoahBrandon Members 5 posts OFFLINE Local time:09:48 AM Posted 25 February 2020 - 08:33 AM it is good news that /FFT switch helps.first, check this link to see if it could help recommendation? I suggest gs richcopy 360 , I think it is the affordable one for you and it can easily copy the updated files and folders because of the option of Byte-level replication which will not consume your time while copying the changes. Back to top"> Back to top #8 HenryEthan HenryEthan Topic Starter Members 18 posts OFFLINE Local time:09:48 AM Posted 28 February 2020 - 12:19 PM No no, this link did not help me with length over 280 characters, now I am doing well with gsrichcopy 360 for long path names and for data changes. Back to top"> Back to top #9 HenryEthan HenryEthan Topic Starter Members 18 posts OFFLINE Local time:09:48 AM Posted 04 April 2020 - 06:24 AM Tom_Cox gs richcopy360 working fine and no errors or crashes till now for the new tool , is it for long path name only ? more details plz ? Back to top"> Back to top #10 Juan_Miller Juan_Miller Members 3 posts OFFLINE Local time:01:48 PM Posted 02 July 2020 - 10:46 PM I would suggest to use Long Path Tool program. It resolves problem regarding source path too long. Back to top"> Back

Some inherent pitfalls on the Xbox 360. However, once you get the hang of how to avoid silly mistakes, it's all gravy. GS: What were the benefits of using XNA? JS: In a nutshell, XNA takes all of the ugly stuff out of game development. Things like device initialization, managing the render loop, gamepad management, and the audio engine are all set up for you, so you can get to the fun stuff pretty quickly. GS: How different is developing for XNA than, say, creating a Half-Life mod? Easier, harder? JS: Having never created a Half-Life mod, I can't really say. However, I did once try to learn a thing or two about modding and found I didn't have the patience for it, so that might make the verdict "easier." GS: Aside from the grand-prize money earned through Microsoft's Dream-Build-Play contest, have you seen or will you see any money from Dishwasher once the full game is up on XBL? JS: The Dishwasher is going to be a straight-up XBLA game, meaning that there will be royalties once it goes live. GS: Do you think free XNA games will undercut the traditional $5-$10 XBLA releases? JS: I think we're still going to see a lot of "you get what you pay for." XBLA games guarantee a certain level of quality as well as standard features. Community Games on XBL don't. The first game I made when I started playing with XNA is a Smash Bros./Small Arms-type game that I don't really see as being XBLA caliber, but I still would like it to see the light of day as a console game. Community Games on XBL is a perfect fit for this type of game. By the way, the game is titled "Zombie Smashers X4: Guitarpocalypse." GS: In terms of ease of use, does XNA have the potential to be the magic bullet for bringing game design and development to the masses? As in, are we going to see a lot of average joes making quality, fun games? JS: Game development is still an extremely ambitious venture, so depending on your definition of "the masses," we may never see this type of magic bullet. Otherwise, a guy like me is probably always going to be the best you can hope for as an average joe. I went to school for computer science while working a series of crappy jobs and

Have always dreamed of making video games but have no industry experience or special game development education. Four hits, one kill, 6,200 points. It's a simple equation, really. GS: Are side-scrollers and static-screen puzzle games the extent of what we'll see out of XNA? JS: No, XNA Game Studio is perfectly capable of side-scrolling puzzle games as well! In all seriousness, while I doubt we'll ever see anything COD4-caliber quality on XNA Game Studio, I'm pretty confident we'll eventually see something of close-to-COD4-caliber quality. When you get down to it, there's a lot you can do with XNA (as an author of an aforementioned side-scroller, I can't really speak from experience). I think it's a matter of time before we see some polished 3D titles that graphically blow The Dishwasher out of the water. GS: What is the potential for innovation with XNA? JS: Networking in XNA Games Studio on Xbox 360 has been in place since XNA 2.0, so I think the floodgates on innovation are officially open. When Community Games launch on Xbox Live, we'll see what types of submissions start arriving. GS: What effect do you think Microsoft's pushing of XNA will have on the indie development community? Positive or negative? JS: I think anything that opens up a new platform to indie developers is great--and console gaming has been closed to no-budget indie developers for decade after decade of console platforms, until XNA Game Studio. GS: Do you think XNA will become a crutch that aspiring developers will use instead of learning traditional, and potentially more flexible, programming languages? JS: Coming from someone who sucks at C++, yes. Well, not really. C# is a managed OOP language, so skills you pick up with C# will count towards Java--which I did at the real job I managed to snag out of college before I became a full-time indie--or C++, provided you can learn to clean up your own garbage. GS: Do you think XNA developers will have a legitimate chance at having their game rise above the rabble on XBL, especially considering that Microsoft is expecting 1,000 games on the service by next year? JS: A game is still a game. I'd still rather play Alien Hominid HD over the graphically superior Switchball, because I like fast-paced games. If you make a game that plays well, people will play it. If there are people who like your