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If you've ever been trying to transfer large files and found it takes a very long time, this is the easiest way to transfer them.

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The video solves a common, frustrating technical pain point with a quick, actionable, and 'hacker-style' solution that feels like a secret tip.

Summary

The video provides a technical tutorial on how to use the Windows command line tool 'Robocopy' to speed up large file transfers. It walks the viewer through the specific commands needed to execute the process efficiently.

Structure

1Identify the problem of slow file transfers
2Explain the copy as path command
3Demonstrate the Robocopy command syntax
4Explain the /E and /MT:32 flags
5Execute the command and show the result

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Transcript

If you've ever been trying to transfer large files and found it takes a very long time, this is the easiest way to transfer them. First, select the folder you want to move and then press copy as path. Then, open CMD and type robocopy. Next, press control V to paste your copy. After that, type the new location where you want to move the folder using the same method. Then, type /E. This means it will copy all the files in the folder. Then, type /MT:32. This makes the processor use all its power to transfer the files. After all that, press enter. Now you can transfer your large files just in seconds.