Wednesday, March 28, 2012
SymMover helps you move a folder from one disk to another, and keep its "location" in Windows Explorer. Windows still "thinks" the folder is located in the same place as before, even though it's not. SymMover achieves this by first moving the folder to its destination, and then creating a symbolic link between the source and destination. This means that software and games will still work after you move them to another disk.
SymMover is designed for moving software and games. You can easily add installed software and games to SymMover's main window, and move them back and forth between disks.
Why would you want to use SymMover?
Do you have
a fast SSD(Solid-state Drive), that can't hold all your software and games at
the same time? SymMover makes it easy to shuffle your software back and forth
between the SSD and other disks. This means that you can benefit from the speed
of the SSD, by moving the software you use the most to the SSD.
Any disk can run out of space, and SymMover saves you from the hassle of uninstalling your software, and reinstalling it on another disk.
Features
>Add a
folder from a searchable list of installed programs, or manually browse the
disk.
>See the
name, icon, location and status, and changes the destination for the added
folders.
>Select
folders to see a real-time display of free disk space on you disks. Gain and
loss of disk space is displayed in green or red color.
>Move the
selected folders with one click. SymMover will move the folder, and create a
symbolic link.
>Move the
selected folders back to their original location with one click. SymMover will
remove the symbolic link, and move the folder back.
>SymMover
will not let you do the move, if it is insufficient free disk space on one or
more of the destination disks.
You should not use SymMover if..:
>You have
Windows XP or older (only works with Vista and 7).
>Your
disks are not formatted to the NTFS file system (right click on the disk in
explorer, and check the file system).
>You do
not have administrator access on your machine.
>You want
to move software that is running as a system process or service on your
machine.
>You want
to move important data that you don't have a backup of.
Download Now.
For further queries or help visit here or comment below.
Download Now.
For further queries or help visit here or comment below.
.jpg)
hp officejet 6958 driver, hp officejet 6958 driver, hp officejet 6958 driver, hp officejet 6958 driver, hp officejet 6958 driver,
ReplyDelete