Duplicate Files

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The Spartan replied

23 March 2021, 09:11
Clonespy is the best tool I've used for finding and deleting duplicate file in Windows 10
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NotAllThere replied

23 March 2021, 09:07
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

Any particular file type? I've got a great one for images - I can dig it out when I next go downstairs to my office if you like.

Anti-Twin
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Lockhouse replied

23 March 2021, 08:37
Thank you all for the replies. I shall go forth and research based upon the information given!
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BR14 replied

22 March 2021, 17:26
this works, and it's free <or donate if you like it>

https://dupeguru.voltaicideas.net/
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NotAllThere replied

22 March 2021, 17:09
Any particular file type? I've got a great one for images - I can dig it out when I next go downstairs to my office if you like.
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Paralytic replied

22 March 2021, 16:37
Code:

cd c: dir /s /b /a:d>directory.txt

Upload it to upwork.com and say you'll pay $10 for it.
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Lance replied

22 March 2021, 16:17
get-filehash (Powershell) is all you need.
And a bit of scripting skill.
Take the output to a CSV file and process from there.
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malvolio replied

22 March 2021, 13:51
I have used Glary utilities fr years now Has a suite of useful tools, including a duplicate file finder.

Be warned, there are lots of them at the best of times!
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Lockhouse started a topic Duplicate Files

22 March 2021, 13:44
Duplicate Files

Does anyone have a recommended way of listing all the duplicate files on a disk? Windows 10.

I know there are a lot of free tools available but wondered if anyone had a preferred choice to save me lots of time installing\uninstalling ones that don't work.

Ta
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