The most recent standalone offline installation for Windows PC of the MEGAsync desktop program is available for free download. You can synchronize files by creating a path between a local source folder and a cloud drive using this straightforward and user-friendly tool.
An outline of MEGAsync
In order to use the application, you must first setup your cloud drive, choose a local source folder for synchronization, and register a MEGA account. The remaining steps are easy to do when you sign up. The files you want to synchronize must be updated or copied to the local designated location. The transfer happens immediately.
Second, MEGA guarantees strong security, with no less than 2048-bit RSA encryption. If your password is strong enough, it should be immune to even brute-force attacks since it serves as the master encryption key. But be careful—if you forget your password, you won’t be able to recover any private information. There are no ways to change your password.
All changed or copied files and folders within this folder, however, will be uploaded to your MEGA online account. Tiny progress icons—a red cross, a blue sync, and a green tick—that show whether the files are in sync with your online shop will appear when you open the folder in Windows Explorer.
Highlights of MEGAsync
Direct file streaming from MEGA
Handling MEGA links directly
Management of network configuration
total command over transfers
Simple Automated Scheduling
Improved compatibility with full and selective sync modes
Complete end-to-end encryption for every communication
Don’t include certain file formats
Integration across all platforms with well-known file managers
Technical Specifications and System Prerequisites
Operating systems supported: Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8.1, and Windows 7.
RAM: 2 GB of RAM (memory); 4 GB is advised.
200 MB or more of free hard disk space
