Keep the Explorer workflow
Continue using Paste, context menus, the command bar, and drag-and-drop. Roco only intercepts supported file operations.
Make Explorer copy faster.
Keep the file operations you already know and hand the actual transfer to Windows' built-in Robocopy engine. Roco adds a higher-throughput path for directories containing large numbers of small files.
Reference performance
Windows Explorer performs reasonably well with a single large file, but complex project directories put much more pressure on transfer scheduling. Roco fills that gap with tools already built into Windows.
Reference results come from project testing. Storage hardware, file layout, and system conditions will affect actual performance.
Explorer integration
Roco takes over only when it can confirm a supported filesystem operation. Other clipboard content and virtual locations retain their normal Windows behavior.
Recognizes file clipboard data in Explorer and on the desktop. Text, images, and in-app paste operations remain untouched.
Design principles
Continue using Paste, context menus, the command bar, and drag-and-drop. Roco only intercepts supported file operations.
Directory transfers go through Windows' built-in Robocopy engine with /MT:32 for complex file trees.
Cut semantics are preserved. Sources are removed only after a successful move and remain intact after failure or cancellation.
ZIP folders, MTP devices, the Recycle Bin, and virtual Shell locations continue through the native Explorer engine.
Only requests that can be represented safely as filesystem copy or move operations are intercepted.
Get started
Requires Windows 10 version 1809 or later, Windows 11, and an x64-compatible system. Robocopy is already included with Windows.
PS .\roco.exe install --start