Hello and welcome,
There is a reason laziness is one of most sought-after virtues of really good Programmers and IT guys. That is because if something takes more than a minute to do and can be automated, we'd rather script it , have a look yourself .
Here's a scenario, I have a home server that downloads stuff using Transmission Bittorrent client , it pushes the completed downloads to a folder on the server called Downloads (duh). I happen to share that folder on the network for windows machines so I have a mapped drive pointing to the downloads folder. Of course going there , check what's new and take a copy on my machine is the task i need to automate.
For this task I choose freefilesync because it's a free software , anyway , after installing I will first create a new configuration and choose the source and the destination.

leaving everything will do a two way sync, in my case I only want a one way or a custom sync , I will leave that to your judgement. Press compare to make sure everything works ( it seems like i have how i met your mother season 8 on the queue , yaay ! )
Next, I will save that configuration as a batch job

Since , this is planned to start at the login , I will probably want to set up few settings to stop the nagging as much as possible

I will save that then head to windows task scheduler , a simple search in the start menu for "schedule tasks" will get it.

Will choose the task to run at the login

then at what to run , I will put the paths to the application and the saved scripts as follows.

Press next and finish. I will restart now to see if i get my new series synced.
Here it is after the restart

looks like I'm having a movie night.
Enjoyyyyy
Here's a scenario, I have a home server that downloads stuff using Transmission Bittorrent client , it pushes the completed downloads to a folder on the server called Downloads (duh). I happen to share that folder on the network for windows machines so I have a mapped drive pointing to the downloads folder. Of course going there , check what's new and take a copy on my machine is the task i need to automate.
For this task I choose freefilesync because it's a free software , anyway , after installing I will first create a new configuration and choose the source and the destination.
leaving everything will do a two way sync, in my case I only want a one way or a custom sync , I will leave that to your judgement. Press compare to make sure everything works ( it seems like i have how i met your mother season 8 on the queue , yaay ! )
Next, I will save that configuration as a batch job
Since , this is planned to start at the login , I will probably want to set up few settings to stop the nagging as much as possible
I will save that then head to windows task scheduler , a simple search in the start menu for "schedule tasks" will get it.
Will choose the task to run at the login
then at what to run , I will put the paths to the application and the saved scripts as follows.
Press next and finish. I will restart now to see if i get my new series synced.
Here it is after the restart
looks like I'm having a movie night.
Enjoyyyyy
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