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Recoverable File Synchronization Operations

SyncBreeze provides recoverable file synchronization capabilities allowing one to retry failed file copy operations. In order to enable recoverable file synchronization operations, open the sync command dialog, select the 'Options' tab and enable the 'Verify Files After Synchronization' option.

With this option enabled, SyncBreeze will calculate the SHA256 file signature for each source file, reread each destination file after copy and compare the source and destination files signatures. Now, select the 'Advanced' tab, press the performance 'Options' button and enter an appropriate number of file copy retries and a retry delay (in milliseconds).

When a file copy operation will fail due to a disk I/O error, network error or the source and destination SHA256 file signatures will not match, SyncBreeze will retry the file copy operation the specified number of times while adding the specified delay before each retry.

SyncBreeze News

12-Jun-2026

SyncBreeze v18.2 redesigns the file synchronization progress dialog, improves the performance of the file synchronization operations and improves the recoverable file synchronization operations. In addition, the new product version improves the main SyncBreeze GUI application, improves the SyncBreeze command line utility and fixes a number of bugs.

15-May-2026

SyncBreeze v18.1 adds support for new file types to the built-in file classification plug-ins allowing one to synchronize specific types of files and improves the file synchronization statistics pie charts. In addition, the new product version adds the ability to view sync history reports and export sync history reports using the SyncBreeze command line utility and fixes a number of bugs.

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