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Copy files fast af 🔥💻 #windows #poweruser #TechTips #WindowsTips #tipsandtricks #geek #utility
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@arjitraj_♥ 15672025-11-18
Now measure the time you took in typing the command and also learning the command.
@arychaoss♥ 11242025-11-17
/MT:n = number of I/O threads, not CPU threads.
@rah.unreal♥ 10522025-11-18
People worried abt "typing time" 🤨 no one is asking you to copy 1 jpge using this, but it would be a lot more useful when copying GBs worth data!
@charllay1♥ 4602025-11-18
For people saying it takes too long to type the commands: this CLI method for copying files pays if you have to copy large folders and files frequently.
/E – copy all subfolders /MT:32 – 32 threads /R:0 – no retries /W:0 – no wait /NFL – don’t list files /NDL – don’t list folders
Other more useful flags with Robocopy.
/MIR mirror source → destination exactly /XO skip older files /XX skip extra files/directories in destination /SEC copy file permissions /COPYALL copy all attributes (data, timestamps, ACLs, owner, auditing) /Z restartable mode for unstable network links /FFT use FAT-style timestamps (2-sec granularity) to avoid mismatch issues /MT multithreaded copy (already using) /LOG: write output to a log file /IPG:n add inter-packet gap; prevents choking slow networks /L simulate only; no actual copy or delete /TEE output to console and log at same time
@saamarth.with.a.double.a♥ 1182025-11-18
I made a bat file and turned on clipboard manager on windows. This is such a life saver. I could copy both the destinations and paste them into the bat file and run it 🙌🏾
@jsnnn._♥ 752025-11-18
So why isn't this implemented by Microsoft yet
@ig_wintorez♥ 62025-12-27
Nice video bro I use this method
@wtech.pk♥ 22026-01-16
Writing this comand will take 5 minutes, It will be 5:24:17 😂😂😂
@never_alone__473♥ 12025-11-19
Will it faster even if the file contains just 1 single large file?
@lateposts_by_vishal♥ 12025-11-18
Is 32 threads the limit? Can I use more or less?
@muddatherx2026-01-16
Nice video bro , can you write the method please
@ahmadgusti2026-01-04
How Laptop to laptop with large size ?
@nashrif_2025-12-07
Does this work for external storage devices too?
@jomon.palayur2025-11-18
Use Linux ?
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Now measure the time you took in typing the command and also learning the command.
/MT:n = number of I/O threads, not CPU threads.
People worried abt "typing time" 🤨 no one is asking you to copy 1 jpge using this, but it would be a lot more useful when copying GBs worth data!
For people saying it takes too long to type the commands: this CLI method for copying files pays if you have to copy large folders and files frequently.
"robocopy "D:\Source" "E:\Backup" /E /MT:32 /R:0 /W:0 /NFL /NDL"
/E – copy all subfolders
/MT:32 – 32 threads
/R:0 – no retries
/W:0 – no wait
/NFL – don’t list files
/NDL – don’t list folders
Other more useful flags with Robocopy.
/MIR mirror source → destination exactly
/XO skip older files
/XX skip extra files/directories in destination
/SEC copy file permissions
/COPYALL copy all attributes (data, timestamps, ACLs, owner, auditing)
/Z restartable mode for unstable network links
/FFT use FAT-style timestamps (2-sec granularity) to avoid mismatch issues
/MT multithreaded copy (already using)
/LOG: write output to a log file
/IPG:n add inter-packet gap; prevents choking slow networks
/L simulate only; no actual copy or delete
/TEE output to console and log at same time
I made a bat file and turned on clipboard manager on windows. This is such a life saver. I could copy both the destinations and paste them into the bat file and run it 🙌🏾
So why isn't this implemented by Microsoft yet
Nice video bro I use this method
Writing this comand will take 5 minutes, It will be 5:24:17 😂😂😂
Will it faster even if the file contains just 1 single large file?
Is 32 threads the limit? Can I use more or less?
Nice video bro , can you write the method please
How Laptop to laptop with large size ?
Does this work for external storage devices too?
Use Linux ?