Chris Bradshaw • 1/28/2015

Using PowerShell to check a folder copied

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This article provides a PowerShell script to compare two folders after a copy operation (e.g., using ROBOCOPY) by generating and comparing file hashes. It explains how to use Get-FileHash and Compare-Object to verify data integrity during server migrations or disk replacements, offering a quick solution without third-party tools.

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