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A copying utility which is a successor to xcopy.

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Best xxcopy flags for one-time drive mirror/clone?

I’ve settled on xxcopy to do a one-time clone/mirror to my NAS before the source drive is reformatted. Due to the amount of data and the desire not to impact daytime home usage, it’ll be run as a ...
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copy a specific filetype from multiple subfolders into one folder

I want to copy from a folder with several subfolders all csv files to a single folder. But I only want files that are not older than 30 days. This is what i have so far: for /R C:\Source %%f in (*....
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Backup a disk using Windows EFS encryption: (sometimes) no encryption on destination

TL;DR: do backup software replicate the EFS encryption on destination? I'm backuping: D:\Documents\ (from a 1 TB hard drive's main folder, NTFS) to: I:\BackupDocuments\ (on a 1 TB external USB hard ...
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Windows Batch File Rename Multiple Periods

I am simply basically trying to copy a file such as X.TWO.THREE to DATE.X.TWO.THREE. X is a constant while the date will be added in the future. For now I was using a constant for that as well. When ...
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Using xxcopy to flatten a directory without adding the subdirectory name?

I'm trying to flatten an existing directory with subdirectories into another directory using xxcopy. My command currently looks like: xxcopy .\VisitraxImages .\VisitraxImagesNew /s /sx ...
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What's the fastest way to generate dir skeleton on win32?

That is, to traverse a directory and create a replica with zero-sized files. I currently use xxcopy /E /TR0 but it's very slow.
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