RoboCopy: Your Data Copying Ally for IT Admins

Introduction to the Power of RoboCopy: The Admin’s Swiss Army knife for data copy move and syncing. This demonstration will introduce you to the utility's fundamental behavior so that you are ready to successfully use the many options in Robocopy. A command-line data moving tool loaded with features that make it the most used in the command-line arsenal of utilities. Mirroring, monitoring, backup, and automatic retry with powerful copy, and move capabilities. Powerful file filtering, logging, and file metadata and attribute options are all built-in to Robocopy. Features that allow you to work with junction points, symbolic links, and files that due to NTFS security are locked down.
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In the whole Internet I don't know anybody with so much knowledge and so humble like you sr. Saludos desde Colombia. Gracias por compartir ampliamente

[@timhayes45]

Absolutely great walkthrough of this utility, thank you.

[@estebanespinabarro8337]

Agreed. All the others just turn your brain upside down. Nice tutorials is simple.

[@jamesrussell2601]

I have spent a lot of time researching robocopy. Had I seen this video first, I could have saved a lot of time. Excellent job!

[@marcusdutton1808]

Great video - amazingly clear exmples and explanations. Thank you!!

[@christophertvm]

Very useful information, thank you 👍🏽

[@mowatrcm1]

Thanks again for the great content and all the hard work.👍

[@giovanniguarino588]

Congratulations you are a fantastic teacher.

[@youcefyassef5672]

Great content from great teacher, thank you very much sir.

[@paolocruschelli4484]

very clear explanation! thank you!

[@salvadorrobledo9419]

Had to use robocopy not too long ago for 1.5 TB. Cool little program I learned about called Easy Robocopy which is a gui that let's you check off what you want and it will create the robocopy command. I didn't understand fully the switches I was using till now thank you for the great content!

[@SSPanesar]

Superb explanation.

[@fanste7279]

Great video.

[@patientson]

Before I start watching and understanding this great piece of a tutorial, I want to say thank you very much to you, Sir.

[@simm2k]

Im a big fan of Lowell (and also robocopy 🙂 )

[@alejandroparrello6493]

Excelent!! I never used it before! Regards from Argentina 😉 🙌

[@KP-kj8fs]

very knowledgeable video

[@anandsinhzala1688]

Thanks sir 🙏

[@andreigiubleanu]

LV is the man !

[@Sevron]

When using the /MT:n command, how can you determine the best number of threads to use to optimize the transfer speed of files? I understand that the higher number is usually better but at what point does it become too much for your CPU?