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Setting up file deployment across several machines (automation?)

Setting up file deployment across several machines (automation?)

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Fritztech
Member
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10-16-2025, 08:18 AM
#1
You're asking about efficiently copying multiple folders across several Windows PCs without manually pasting files. It would be helpful if there were a method that compresses the folders first and then copies them in bulk, possibly using robocopy. This could save time and avoid spending money on individual transfers.
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Fritztech
10-16-2025, 08:18 AM #1

You're asking about efficiently copying multiple folders across several Windows PCs without manually pasting files. It would be helpful if there were a method that compresses the folders first and then copies them in bulk, possibly using robocopy. This could save time and avoid spending money on individual transfers.

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TMayes136
Member
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10-19-2025, 06:34 AM
#2
Using FastCopy and a batch script
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TMayes136
10-19-2025, 06:34 AM #2

Using FastCopy and a batch script

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CiscoMiner
Senior Member
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10-26-2025, 07:11 PM
#3
Yeah i am using batscript but cannot find a way to extract the zipped folder. See below inside folder ONE there is a zip file, i am looking that to copy over and when it copys over, the zip will extract. @echo off timeout /t 5 robocopy.exe "C:\one" "\\PC1\e\Test" /e robocopy.exe "C:\one" "\\PC2\e\Test" /e exit
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CiscoMiner
10-26-2025, 07:11 PM #3

Yeah i am using batscript but cannot find a way to extract the zipped folder. See below inside folder ONE there is a zip file, i am looking that to copy over and when it copys over, the zip will extract. @echo off timeout /t 5 robocopy.exe "C:\one" "\\PC1\e\Test" /e robocopy.exe "C:\one" "\\PC2\e\Test" /e exit

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Aphiniti
Member
159
11-02-2025, 07:17 AM
#4
Consider aligning folders on the network via a master folder—there should be an available tool for this task. Alternatively, build a virtual hard drive and distribute it.
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Aphiniti
11-02-2025, 07:17 AM #4

Consider aligning folders on the network via a master folder—there should be an available tool for this task. Alternatively, build a virtual hard drive and distribute it.

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Just_Ricardo
Member
136
11-03-2025, 02:53 AM
#5
A similar concept to Dysinch Dysinchronize is achieved through linking folders with mklink or using rsync.
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Just_Ricardo
11-03-2025, 02:53 AM #5

A similar concept to Dysinch Dysinchronize is achieved through linking folders with mklink or using rsync.

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Sixtyhugo
Junior Member
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11-03-2025, 07:18 AM
#6
Yes, it handles multiple computers simultaneously.
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Sixtyhugo
11-03-2025, 07:18 AM #6

Yes, it handles multiple computers simultaneously.

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Steaua164
Junior Member
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11-04-2025, 08:25 AM
#7
Yes, it functions on Lan as well.
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Steaua164
11-04-2025, 08:25 AM #7

Yes, it functions on Lan as well.