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   Is there a COPY command built into Windows 10, that you can use from the   
   command prompt, that will show you the progress of the file copy?   
      
   I have some large files that need copying around at work.  I am not able to   
   install anything on my own PC, which is why it needs to be built in.  Using   
   explorer seems to cause issues with the files never completely getting   
   copied.  I think it loses connection with the file share or something after   
   a while, and the files can be quite large.   
      
   I am trying COPY from a command prompt, thinking that might help, but   
   cannot really keep track of what is going on in the mean time.  :)   
      
   Thanks!   
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