Some suggestions
I would like to suggest a feature that might be called something like \"Skip N bytes after an error occurs\" - don\'t know if there\'s a setting for that, don\'t know if it\'s possible, didn\'t see one, but on really messed up large files, this could help at least reach the end - also there\'s a unix tool out there somewhere that can copy a bad file from BOTH directions ie. copy from end to beginning, would that be possible too? Thanks.

Unstoppable Copier progress bar
I downloaded U.C. 4.0 this evening and my first thought upon observing the progress bar was, PLEASE ...

Folder date and timestamp
I wish this utility would copy the original folder data and timestamp. XXCOPY does but it won\'t re...

in unstopcp some words appear in polish or somethi
Dear Roadkil, In Unstopcp, some words appear in some kind of eastern european language in the Dutch ...

boot problem
How do you create paragraphs in a post??...

boot problem
The DOS program fdisk has an option to write a standard master boot record. If you create a boot floppy (or usb) with fdisk on it:- run \'fdisk /mbr\' Note quote from Microsoft:- This program is written to the disk by the fdisk /mbr command and is usually called the master boot record. During typical operation, Fdisk writes this program to the disk only if there is no master boot record. NOTE: The fdisk /mbr command only re-writes the MBR on the system drive (DISK-0) using BIOS calls. You cannot specify any other drive for the fdisk /mbr command to operate on other than DISK-0 This might fix your problem

Unstoppable Copier
PS Posts don\'t read so easily if the paragraphs are lumped together :-)...

Unstoppable Copier
Unsure if this is a feature request or a request for info on what I have set incorrectly. Just tried this application and it did copy across the contents of one drive to another. Which is great. However it says it skipped 81 files. Ah but no matter, I had the sense to log the process into a file so it\'ll tell me there what was amiss. Except it seems to have logged all the successful copies, which is of moderate importance I suppose, but not a sign of the problem files it skipped, which of course is of utmost importance. Where do I find information on the failures so I can go investigate? I can\'t trust and delete the original if I have doubts about the copy. As an aside, is there somewhere that explains why some files names are shown in rainbow background whilst others are in black? What should I make of that? Thanks.

Raw copy CD/DVDs
Hi, do you think it would be possible to add the possibility to raw copy a CD or a DVD to a fresh d...

Thanks, A LOT
Many people such as myself owe you a lot of gratitude for these powerful little tools. They have bee...