ePrasart Duplicate File Finder

ePrasart Duplicate File Finder is a feather-light and portable application you can use to locate and eliminate duplicate files on the computer, in order to free up space and make room for new items.
It includes an intuitive set of options that can be tackled with ease by all types of users, even the ones less experienced with such software.

No setup required, besides .NET Framework

The entire program's packed in a single .exe file that can be saved to a preferred directory on the disk or copied to a removable storage unit, in order to seamlessly launch ePrasart Duplicate File Finder on any PC with minimal effort.
It doesn't add new entries to the system registry or create files on the disk without asking for permission. However, you must have .NET Framework installed to get it to run.

Find and remove duplicate files

When it comes to the interface, the utility opts for a normal window with a neatly structured layout, where you can create a list with one or more folders whose containing files you want to check for duplicate content, as well as ask the program to take into account only the file extensions.
Once the scanning operation is over, you can view groups with the original file and clones for each case identified by the program, including the path, name and extension of each file, as well as the number of total duplicate files.
Any selected file can be opened with the associated application or in Windows Explorer, deleted from the list, or removed from the hard drive. The list of results can be saved to file (.ept format) and later opened to pick up from where you left off.

Evaluation and conclusion

ePrasart Duplicate File Finder features a basic set of options for effortlessly locating and eliminating duplicates to declutter the hard disk and removable storage devices. On the other hand, it lacks in-depth options found in more advanced utilities dedicated to the same task. For instance, it doesn't have a smart selection mode, which automatically selects the clones and preserves the original items on the disk. System resources usage was minimal, though, while scanning operations were carried out swiftly.