A better option would be using dupeGuru from This can do fuzzy matching on filenames so it can flag Firefox Setup 4.0.1.exe and Firefox Setup 5.0.exe as potential duplicates. Again, these won't even be flagged as potential duplicates. If the user has downloaded different versions of the same software, the contents will not be identical, but the filenames may be similar. The same applies to image and video files. This means that music files with identical music content but differing tags will not be flagged as duplicates. Just because 2 files have the same name does not mean their contents are identical.Next, Glary's Utilities and most other duplicate file finders are only looking for EXACT duplicates. In almost all cases, it would be faster to do the duplicate search first rather than put up with multiple prompts from Windows regarding decisions to overwrite, skip, or rename files that may or may not be actual duplicates. You can use the free version of Glary utilities: use the duplicate file finder on glary utilities, do the following:- once installed, open the glary utilities program- on left hand side menu, select Files and Folders- Select Duplicate file finder- select your drive or specific folders- click on next- on box that opens select the extension for the files you want find duplicates for- on next box, click next- let the program do its scanning- It should show you all the duplicates that it could find- If you are sure, delete the duplicates After completing the procedure above, you can use any software that finds duplicate files. That should get rid of some of the duplicates.
In the process of moving the files, if the file you are trying to move to the folder is already there, windows should tell you that and ask you if you still want to move it, keep both files or cancel the move. Once those folders are made, move the files to its respective folder. Hello, I would make a folder for your documents, pictures, videos, etc.
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