Faster way?

[Goku1814]

I accidentally deleted some files off of one of my SSDs a lil while ago, but i have the files i need on a different hard drive, but they're all in different folders, is there a program on windows 10 that can move files from multiple folders at once instead of having to manually move each file one by one?

Edited July 13, 2020 by Goku1814

[C2dan88]

powershell/batch scripting. Or use third party file explorer that has tabbed style browsing.

[Goku1814]

Just now, C2dan88 said:

powershell/batch scripting. Or use third party file explorer that has tabbed style browsing.

Whats a good 3rd party file explorer you recommend for win 10?

[C2dan88]

Not a clue, never used them.  Google'ing "Top window file explorer replacement" gives plenty of suggestions.

[Windows7ge]

I like FreeFileSync. It will take you a while to program though if you're looking to copy specific files to a single or different destinations but it's doable.

[homeap5]

Get Directory Opus. You can copy files from different subdirectories using flat mode option. Opus is free for 30 (or even 60) days.

Then is not worth to buy (is overpriced, very expensive) unless you really want to. But at least you'll know how it works.