FTP Drive: Free Utility to Mount FTP Server as Local Hard Disk Drive on Windows Vista/XP & View FTP Directories in Folder Structure

06 Aug

Posted by Abdul Aziz as Freeware, Windows, Windows Vista

FTP Drive is an excellent freeware application for Windows Vista and XP that allows users to mount an FTP Server as a local hard-disk drive and view directories on it in a Windows folder structure, as if it were a part of your local file system. The utility creates a virtual FTP disk in Windows Explorer with a drive letter of your choice from where you can open, view, access, download and save files as if they were on a local drive.

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Key features of FTP Drive include:

-Supports both unsecure and SSL/TLS secure
-FTP drive completely implements read operations for FTP files
-Compatible with many applications, except those, that uses own drivers to access files (partial write operations implementation)
-Intercept & Open ftp:// links from any other application
-Cache directories structure and read files data

Download FTP Drive v3.5 here

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3 Responses

sindhu

August 6th, 2007 at 6:49 am
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the last i heard of something like this was that gmail drive. it didnt work too well for me. but i think one is particularly useful.

great info in here :)
Windows Utility to Mount FTP Server as Local Drive » Freakitude

August 6th, 2007 at 10:59 am
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[...] With FTPDrive you can view directories in windows folder structure and can work on the files using most windows applications. FTPDrive can work under Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista. You can Download FTP Drive v3.5 from here. [via Tech[dot]Blog ] [...]
Therese

August 4th, 2008 at 9:57 am
3

So could I join two computers via FTP with some kind of cable (usb, ethernet or modem-to-modem seem available on my two laptops…) and use Filezilla server on XP to move my files over? Because it seems that Windows Vista is unable to do anything more than transferring a very limited subset of what’s on my old laptop, when in fact, I have a lot of stuff I want to move. I just want two computers to talk to each other securely.