Second, for repeatable jobs, I love SyncBackSE. Where /s means subdirectories, and /z means in restartable mode. It's also wonderful over an unreliable network: robocopy "H:\Source" "z:\Dest" /S /Z However, when I want to get a directory from here to over there, I just do this (no wildcards allowed! Doh!) and it just gets there, auto skipping files that are already at the destination. It's so hard to use there's even a GUI Frontend you can get. If anything is wrong with the command line options you'll just get the help. It's Robust, indeed (hence, Robocopy) but it's legendarily unforgiving. If you have Vista, it's already in your path. If you have XP or Windows Server you can easily get this in the Resource Kits. I used to do this: xcopy *.* d: /s /e /z /vīut when there's not a "No to all" option, and I've got it halfway copied, I get pretty frustrated.
If it's more than 1000 files or larger than a gig, I don't even try with Explorer anymore.
It's just so darn hard to copy a lot of files these days.
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