I find which one(s) have the missing files (via software first, and then manually if needed). When the numbers do not match, I start going through the sub-folders until Typically I would just right click a major folder (the "Metalīuildings" folder for example) in the tree, and inspect the contents of each and if the sizes (bytes), files and folder counts all match I can then safely delete the source. I am copying tens of thousands of folders, and terabytes of information. The problem is I do not want to open every individual file and check the contents to verify a copied folder.
So all of the files are in deed being copied in these scenarios. If I look inside the copied folder above (on the right side) all of the files are there (as illustrated by the screenshot - 902 files on each side). Is there a solution or other way to verify this information without having to open each folder and view its' contents manually? I am going to be moving about 8TB of information around, and all of it needs to be verified after moving. This is a HUGE problem when it comes to trying to verify if my files have indeed copied in full from users computers to a new N.A.S. I have re-booted all 3 machines associated with these files, and can not get them to ever read the same when I view the properties of each folder. However, if you physically count the files, and even look in the bottom left corner of each window (after I hit CtrlA) you will see thereĪre indeed 902 files in each folder. You can see what the properties are by the two respective NSDrawings Properties windows. In the right pane is the copied folder selected (\\NAS02-4DD\Archives\0Arch\Metal Buildings\A & S\Drawings\NSDrawings) doing the same thing. In the left pane, is my original folder selected (\\NAS02-4DD\usbshare1-2\Archive\Metal Building\A & S\Drawings\NSDrawings) and then I right click and hit properties to see the file count and size of the folder. I will attached a screenshot as soon as they verify my account. I am trying to verify the contents of two folders on my network using Windows Explorer.
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