File managers (329 programs)

Pros: Streamlined transfer process. Transparent with what it can do and cannot do. Moves PC stuffs automatically. Doesn’t alter anything on both of your PC systems.

Cons: Antivirus and anti-Spyware programs can’t be transferred. Requires deactivation and re-activation of some files and programs.

Pros: Comprehensive view of system diagnostic data. Exportable CSV reports for analysis. Clean interface with detailed event filtering.

Cons: Requires the latest Windows version to function.

Pros: Fast and lightweight. Easy to use. Right-click context menu integration.

Cons: Command terminal does not allow for specific files to be extracted.

Pros: Detects duplicates by content and supports cloud-drive folders. Simple interface with preview and Recycle Bin safety.

Cons: Trial version restricts deletion until purchase. Lacks advanced filters and automation options.

Pros: Sleek modern interface. Dual-pane mode. Better organization of files. Allows users to rearrange navigation bar elements.

Cons: Could use more functions. Paths for multimedia files and documents are not listed. Thumbnail creation takes time. Only works with Windows 10.

Pros: Context-menu-based link creation. Supports symbolic links, hard links, and junctions. NTFS-level link handling. Visual link indicators within Explorer.

Cons: No automation or scheduling features. Lacks reporting or auditing tools. No standalone management interface.

Pros: Lightweight and unobtrusive. Simply press down Alt key to move windows seamlessly. Keeps desktop tidy. Customizable configuration settings.

Cons: Requires two keys to be held down while dragging.