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Files Companion 1.3.0 — installing it is now one line
New
A one-click install path, built for networks where github.com does not
answer. Paste this into PowerShell and it fetches the newest release and starts
it:
irm https://ghfast.top/https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Dannyzzy/Files-Companion/main/Install-FilesCompanion.cmd -OutFile "$env:TEMP\fc-install.cmd"; & "$env:TEMP\fc-install.cmd"What makes it worth having rather than just a download link:
- It downloads through PowerShell, not
curl. An accelerator sets a Windows
proxy thatcurlignores — so "the browser opens GitHub, but the download times
out at 0 bytes" is a real state on a real machine. Measured here, not guessed. - Direct first, then the ghfast.top mirror, so it works
with or without an accelerator. - The download is size-checked. A truncated transfer or an error page never
reaches the installer pretending to be one. - It never fails quietly. When both channels fail it prints every address it
tried, plus the manual steps.
Changed
- The title bar now reads as two levels. The app name and the version number
used to sit in one flat grey line; the name is now brighter and the version
recedes, so the eye lands on the brand first. - Screenshots in the README are re-shot at this version — the published installer
screenshot still said 1.2.0.
Also in this release
Everything from 1.2.3, for anyone upgrading from 1.2.2 or earlier: --verify
no longer reports a working, hand-installed Recycle Bin as missing, and
--doctor reports the real display DPI (120 at 125% scaling) instead of a
virtualised 96.