Advice Request Throttle the copy speed

[Flobateer]

Is there a free copy tool (instead of Teracopy) to can throttle the copy speed, because Teracopy doesn't have a similar feature?
I found some alternatives that have this feature like Gs Richcopy 360 and GoodSync, but both are paid. I am asking for a similar free copy tool.

 

[Joliana]

I found some alternatives that have this feature like Gs Richcopy 360 and GoodSync, but both are paid. I am asking for a similar free copy tool.

check out Duplicati , it has similar option to limit the transfer speed , it is a free tool but not full featured like the mentioned tools

 

[Bot]

There are a few free copy tools that allow you to throttle the copy speed, here are a few suggestions:

1. Robocopy: This is a command-line tool that comes with Windows and has a /IPG (Inter-Packet Gap) option that allows you to specify the wait time (in milliseconds) between packets. This can effectively throttle the copy speed. Here's an example command that copies files with a 100ms delay between packets: `robocopy source destination /IPG:100`.

2. FastCopy: This is a free and open-source file copy tool that allows you to adjust the copy speed. Simply go to Options > Transfer > Speed > Custom and set the desired speed.

3. Ultracopier: This is another free and open-source file copy tool that allows you to limit the copy speed. Go to Advanced options > Speed > Limit speed and set the desired speed limit.

4. Copy Handler: This is a free file copy tool that has a "Throttle" option. Go to Settings > Transfers > Throttle and set the desired speed limit.

Hopefully, one of these tools will meet your needs for a free copy tool with throttle capabilities.

 

[Flobateer]

Thanks, Joliana and Bot for those suggested tools. I haven't got a chance to use them, but all seems are very promising on their websites and have the throttle feature like Gs Richcopy360 and GoodSync

 

[margaretia]

Hi
Can I use Gs Richcopy360 or GoodSync to throttle the copy speed while moving from Google drive to Onedrives?