How does Allway Sync determine if a file is changed?
See Synchronization Algorithm Description. What happens if a network connection drops during synchronization? You won’t lose any files. When Allway Sync replaces a file, first it copies it to a temporary file in the destination folder. Only after the copy operation completes successfully, the program replaces the target file with the temporary one. So, in the case of a connection failure only the temporary file is affected. Just synchronize again when the connection is restored. How does the application handle deleted files and folders? Allway Sync recognizes that you deleted a file or a folder from one location and deletes it from the other. You can optionally disable propagation of file deletions. See more details in the Synchronization Algorithm Description. Why does my spyware-protection application say that Allway Sync may contain spyware? Allway Sync may be configured to check for software updates from time to time. Because this activity is similar to that of some malicious softw
See Synchronization Algorithm Description. I have a big number of files to sync. Does the synchronizer have any limitations on the number of synced files? The sync algorithm has no limitations on the number of the synced files but the synchronizer depends on Windows restrictions on the amount of the operative memory that can be used by application at once. 64-bit Windows editions can use more memory than 32-bit editions. So if you have a lot of the files that should be synced at once, there is the reason to use 64-bit edition of the synchronizer. What happens if a network connection drops during synchronization? You won’t lose any files. When Allway Sync replaces a file, first it copies it to a temporary file in the destination folder. Only after the copy operation completes successfully, the program replaces the target file with the temporary one. So, in the case of a connection failure only the temporary file is affected. Just synchronize again when the connection is restored. How do
