neat vine
The problem: I routinely copy a folder from my phone to my pc to free space. This folder has multiple folders under it that contain their own media. Usuallly what will happen is that when I copy over the folders, ones that dont exist on my pc yet get created and old ones that already exist have thr content carried over but the folder not duplicated. For example, phone has folder 1 containing folder A B and C, and pc has folder 1 containing A and B. When i copy, C and its contents are created on my pc, but since A and B already exist, any new content in these folders gets copied onto my pc. The problem i have now is that i used a new method to do this today and now instead of any new content being copied into folders of the same name, a folder like folder A or B that already exist on my pc now have a new folder with the same name under the parent folder that contains the newer content (example, C:\Folder 1\A\A, where the second A is a folder in yhe first A with the new content that would have otherwise just but put into the first A). It isnt as simple as pressing ctrl z, so is there a script or something I can run that will take the (newer)contents of 1\A\A and put them into the older directory of C\1\A ? I could do this manually but i would have to do it for about 6,353 folders