If you are a Windows’ “Power User”, one thing you may have noticed, is the default action for copying files between drives. By default, if you “Drag and Drop” files between folders on the same drive, Windows will simply move them. However, if you perform the same action between folders on different drives, Windows will create a copy of the selected files. This becomes crucial if you have a Desktop computer with multiple hard drives for storing files. For example, on my computer, I have multiple SSDs and HDDs, and I am constantly moving and copying files/folders between them. Till … Continue reading Drag and Drop: Default Action

Underneath the GUI of the Windows OS, lies the Command line. The “Command Prompt” application allows you to unleash the power of the operating system and do things that are not possible by using the Graphical User Interface. One of … Continue reading XCOPY: Simple yet powerful