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A Complete Guide to Robocopy | Petri IT Knowledgebase
What is Robocopy? Robocopy stands for “Robust File Copy.” It is a powerful (and potentially scary) command-line utility to copy or move files from one place to another. It is a favorite...
Robocopy - Wikipedia
Robocopy is a command-line file transfer utility for Microsoft Windows. Robocopy is functionally more comprehensive than the COPY command and XCOPY, but replaces neither.
Robocopy Commands: Data Migration, Folder Sync, and More - ATA Learning
Robocopy is a Windows command-line utility that’s been available since Windows NT. It’s a replacement for the less versatile xcopy utility. It allows you to specify a drive path or server path to copy/move files at a command prompt. The version of Robocopy as of this writing is up to 10.0.18.
21 Robocopy Examples With Screenshots - Active Directory Pro
A list of robocopy examples with screenshots. Learn to use robocopy and the best command line options.
Robocopy | Microsoft Learn
Reference article for the robocopy command, which copies file data from one location to another.
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