Why in the name of all that's unholy do programs on Windows generally unpack or download files to a temporary location and then *copy* them to the final location, instead of at least *moving* them or (god forbid) downloading them to the right location in the first place?
Even if they're worring about overwriting an existing file, there's no reason they couldn't download/unpack it to filename.$tmp$65234657 and then rename it when they're done. They don't need to copy the scurvy beggar. This is particularly annoying when you're downloading compressed ISO images onto a thumb drive, so you have to wait for it to write several hundred megabytes of stuff to disk no less than four times...
