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Isaiah

Isaiah

My suggested solutions are only to help you migrate to Windows 10 from your current setup today. However I'm probably mistaken about the built-in queued file transfer feature and mixing that up with the ability to pause. But like I said you can just keep using a third-party program and you're already using an explorer replacement with that feature anyway.

 

Edit: It's also worth noting that large and/or complex file transfer operations are usually done using the command-line. And Windows actually has a built-in CLI tool (since Vista) called Robocopy that can apparently queue up transfers and more. So Windows 10 technically does have this feature but it's not the kind you're looking for.

Isaiah

Isaiah

My suggested solutions are only to help you migrate to Windows 10 from your current setup today. However I'm probably mistaken about the built-in queued file transfer feature and mixing that up with the ability to pause. But like I said you can just keep using a third-party program and you're already using an explorer replacement with that feature anyway.

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