Portable GSplit

There used to be a time when disk space was a major concern, and external storage devices didn’t quite do the trick. Moreover, moving files around became frustrating, because they had to be split in many volumes and then combined back together. This doesn’t mean disk space is no longer a concern, and applications like Portable GSplit can help in this situation.

As the name clearly states, this is the edition of GSplit you can deploy directly on an USB flash drive and use on other computers as well. As a consequence, system registries are not tampered with, thus there are minimum chances for the target PC to suffer any damage.

In terms of visuals, the application wraps its features in a custom-made interface that blends well with any kind of environment. There seems to be enough room for multiple areas you can manage, navigation panel, various parameters and properties, as well as clear descriptions so you don’t get stuck along the way.

If you want to quickly split a file in multiple parts, because this is what the application can do, it’s best to use the express feature, because it’s a lot faster. All it asks is to specify the large file you want to cut into smaller pieces, the destination, and how many chunks to be created in the end.

Choosing otherwise can take some time and decision making. Three main areas need to be accessed in order to pick an original file and destination folder, type and size specifications, filenames, other general properties, functionality and properties of the self-uniting component, as well as some options related to the splitting component.

There’s also a reverse utility with which to bundle multiple chunks inside one component. You can simply calculate file checksum to verify integrity, or manually look through each part with the piece inspector.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Portable GSplit is a powerful splitter and merger, packed with various options suitable for beginners and experts alike. Starting with the pleasant visuals and all the way through the complex method used and options at your disposal, the application seems trustworthy, proving in the end that it actually is.