[Software] Duplicate File Detective 5.0.74 Professional Edition Portable
Duplicate File Detective 5.0.74 Professional Edition Portable | 15 MB
Duplicate File Detective uses state-of-the-art file content analysis technology to show you exactly where your duplicate files are (even when the file names are different). You can search multiple folders, drives, removable storage devices, even network shares - all in a single pass. Then move, zip, or remove duplicate files safely with assistance from our innovative SmartMark duplicate file selection system.
Key Software Benefits
Reclaim wasted local and network storage resources - archive or remove duplicate files
Speed up backup processes by reducing storage allocation redundancy
Gain visibility into what types of duplicates are consuming space and who owns them
Eliminate time wasted performing virus scans on duplicate files
Scan and de-dupe file systems of virtually any size with our extreme scalability engine
Process (move, delete, or zip) duplicates safely with our built-in file management system
Find duplicates by any combination of attributes, including content-only matching
De-dupe and clean up your music (MP3, iTunes, etc.) file collection
Optimized for Windows 8, Windows 7, Vista, XP and Windows Server (32 and 64 bit)
Native 64-bit support for unmatched performance and scalability.
Version 5.0.74 (Released January 25th, 2014)
Feature: Added a folder browse button to the Mark Matching File Paths (SmartMark) dialog window.
Feature: Added "Mark Last File in Each Group" function to top-level SmartMark menu.
Feature: Added several thousand new file extension types to the file type researcher database.
Bug fix: Resolved a couple of cases where comparison logging would indicate an unknown failure reason.
Bug fix: Use of the Mark Matching File Paths function of SmartMark would fail to update the marked status bar indicator.
Bug fix: Preventing use of SSE2 processor instructions to better support older CPUs.
Bug fix: Resolved issue with certain report file type icons rendering incorrectly (as small square blocks).
Bug fix: File type graphs were not printing correctly to specific device types.
