Molten Synchro

Making regular backups of your important files and folders is essential to any user who wants to make sure they will always have a way to reach their information no matter what happens with their hard drive.

However, manually copying files back and forth can be exhausting, especially if you want to do this frequently in order to keep backups up to date. Instead, you can use a specialized software solution like Molten Synchro. With an intuitive interface and straightforward options, this Windows-based program is capable of copying data in two modes: unidirectional (from one directory to another) or bidirectional (copy files between two folders until they are identical).

Before proceeding any further, you should know that Molten Synchro hasn't received updates for a long time, and it seems like the software project is no longer in development. But our tests have demonstrated that it works smoothly on newest Windows versions. Besides, it's freeware, so it can be used forever with all features unlocked.

Molten Synchro gives you the possibility to create multiple tasks with different synchronization settings. In addition to specifying the job name, source and destination for copying files from and to, you can include subfolders, as well as set inclusion or exclusion filters by file mask.

Real-time synchronization can be enabled if you want to continuously monitor the specified folders and copy new or modified files as soon as changes are detected. Last but bot least, it's possible to enable bidirectional mode if you want to fill the source and target folders with the same items.

Once returned to the list of tasks, you can manually run all of them or activate real-time syncing, view and edit job details, as well as save the list of tasks to file to later open it and pick up where you left off.

All aspects considered, Molten Synchro provides a simple solution for creating backups and syncing any two folders. Too bad that it's no longer in development.