What Windows command-line utility, known for its robust file copy capabilities, allows you to mirror directories, copy NTFS permissions, retry failed copies, and resume partially copied files, making it particularly useful for complex copying tasks and large-scale data migrations?
Robocopy (Robust File Copy), refers to a powerful command-line utility in Windows that excels in advanced file copying and synchronization tasks. It stands out for its ability to mirror directories, copy NTFS permissions, automatically retry failed copies, and resume partially copied files.
These features make "robocopy" particularly well-suited for complex copying scenarios, backups, and large-scale data migrations where precision and resilience are crucial.
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