Viewed 31k times. Improve this question. Ross Ridge Deepak Keynes Deepak Keynes 1, 5 5 gold badges 23 23 silver badges 48 48 bronze badges. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Serjik 9, 6 6 gold badges 59 59 silver badges 67 67 bronze badges. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Step 2. Open the File Explorer window and look for the flash drive's entry in the left pane.
Step 4. Step 5. By picking and dragging the files into another folder in a File Explorer window, you can copy them to the new PC. The cloud drive is another option for transferring files across your Windows devices.
It can be accomplished by sharing the file with any Windows app that supports cloud storage services such as OneDrive. The storage space, upload time, and potential expense of this technology are its drawbacks. The method could be a terrific choice for you if you need to move smaller files more frequently.
Go to OneDrive and sign in. Add the file to your OneDrive cloud account and simply click "Add" when the app opens. Your OneDrive account will receive the file. Open the OneDrive software on the other laptop, right-click the file, and select "Download". The Files It will complete the file transfer from your laptop or computer to the other computer on your network. EaseUS Todo PCTrans , which tool allows you to transfer an unlimited number of files, programs, and settings between two PCs in a user-friendly manner.
It's also a data and application backup software that can keep your files safe as long as you perform regular backups. For example, you can transfer programs from C drive to D drive securely. It does not necessitate extensive computer skills or the acquisition of any additional equipment. If you want the more flexible methods, I tend to put all the path information into variables, separate out my shared Source, Destination, and File components.
We still do "data" and "compute" separately just so that it is conceptually easier to maintain:. AbrahamZinala mentioned using Copy-Item with the -Force parameter to create the directory.
Unfortunately it doesn't work. The -Force parameter is used for read-only files or aliases. The directories only get created automatically if you are copying entire directories with -Recurse. Since we are copying individual files, we have to pre-create the directories we are copying to.
When New-Item creates the directory and -Force handles if it already exists , it outputs the object it creates, e. Copy-Item can take this directory and use it. As long as you don't need to rename the file, this is a neat trick. Using Trick 2, we can reduce the script down a bit, but still pretty maintainable and understandable with a little more PowerShell knowledge:. If you are looking for simply less, this next script is a bit less maintainable, a little harder to read but if we forego variables, and also using Trick 2, we can reduce the script down to 2 lines:.
This next script is even less maintainable, but if the compute and data paths are the same, doing 2 ForEach-Object loops where we prebuild the file path, we can reduce the script down to 1 line:.
I want the result to be x file from all the folders to be in one folder. How can I copy x,y,z from different folders using a single command?. There is no way to do this with a single command in DOS. What you need is a script like the one below. This can be executed in the root folder of the tree you are trying to collect from, like this:. They will be saved in this format:. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams?
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