Duplicate File Finder is a powerful tool to locate file duplicates on your computer. It scans the computer and lists duplicate files based on byte by byte comparison, which ensures 100% accuracy. It can find duplicates of any files: text, binary, music, video or images. Duplicate files can be deleted, moved, or copied. The list of duplicate files can be sorted, exported to an HTML report, and acted upon.
You may not realize how many duplicate files you have on your computer, after numerous downloads from the Internet, or scattered over your home or corporate network. Duplicate files are in most cases redundant and unnecessary, so keeping them is merely a waste of hard disk space. Your hard drives may be full of extra copies of documents, MP3s, photos and videos waiting to be removed. Duplicate File Finder will help you reclaim your valuable disk space and improve data efficiency.
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Try Duplicate Finder today, and you will be amazed by all those unnecessary duplicate files that reside on your computer. And, you can delete them with confidence, without having to compare them visually or by some other means.
Get it from CNET Download.com!"Easy to work with and quite accurate in cleaning your drive, finding the duplicates files. And Deleting it as well. Have not had a problem with Vista OS, even."
Arbc327
"It's working great. As I expected I found some duplicate files and I deleted them. I'm finding your software application to be a life saver and a very good tool."
Reed King
"I have deleted a number of duplicate files. It is one of the easier products I've evaluated to date."
Keith Farmer
"It is fast, safe and easy to use. Cleans dups. in single click."
Surance
"I have used Duplicate Finder to eliminate thousands of duplicate emails on my hard drive. Duplicate Finder is easy to use and very fast. I especially like the fact that you can search any one folder or the entire drive. It has saved me days of hand labor. I tested the program by making small changes in identical files and found no errors."
Bob Hall