Robocopy

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Basic usage of robocopy – there are a lot more options, but this is what I find useful:

robocopy c:\temp\input\ c:\temp\output\ /E /COPY:DAT /DCOPY:DAT /XF excl1.* /XF excl2.* /XD excl* /MIR
  • /E will include subdirectories
  • /COPY uses DAT by default (Data, Attributes, Timestamps)
  • /DCOPY uses DA by default
  • /MIR will delete items that are in the target but not the source

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