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What’s in this video?
Part 1: Learn how to create 10,000 dummy files in seconds using simple commands (perfect for testing!).
Powershell command to copy:
(Don’t forget to replace the folder name in the script below with yours and choose the correct drive letters from your PC.)
$folder = /”E://Source Files/”
if (-not (Test-Path $folder)) {
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path $folder
}
1..10000 | ForEach-Object {
New-Item -ItemType File -Path /”$folder//File$_.txt/”
}
Write-Host /”Done! 10,000 blank files created in $folder./”
3. Press Enter to run the script.
Part 2: Discover Robocopy, the ultimate tool for fast and reliable file transfers. I’ll walk you through the commands and show you how it outperforms File Explorer by a mile!
(Replace the folder names in the script below with yours, choose the correct drive letters, and adjust the multi-thread (MT) number according to your CPU capacity.)
robocopy /”E://Source Files/” /”E://Dest Files/” /MOV /MT:02 /R:2 /W:1 /E /ZB /LOG:transfer.log /NP /TEE
Timestamps:
00:15 – Part 1: Create 10,000 Dummy Files (Commands Included!)
01:23 – Part 2: How to Use Robocopy for Lightning-Fast File Transfers with PRO and Advanced Tips.
Why Robocopy?
Handles MILLIONS of files effortlessly
Resumes interrupted transfers
Faster and more reliable than File Explorer
Built into Windows (no downloads needed!)
Perfect for:
IT professionals
Data hoarders
Anyone dealing with large file transfers
Don’t miss out on this game-changing tool! Watch now and say goodbye to slow file transfers forever.
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Disclaimer:
This video is for educational purposes only. If you are unsure about any steps or commands, please conduct thorough research before proceeding. I cannot be held responsible for any data loss, property damage, or any other issues resulting from the use of this tutorial.
The commands demonstrated in this video are intended to showcase the in-built tools of Windows. Always ensure your Windows operating system is fully updated to avoid compatibility issues.
For reference, I am using Windows 11 in this tutorial, but the commands should also work on Windows 10. Proceed with caution and at your own risk.
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