Windows default file transfer lacks parallel execution and resume-on-failure
The built-in Windows file transfer experience fails during large or interrupted copies, has no parallel transfer support, and cannot resolve duplicate conflicts intelligently. Users dealing with massive data migrations or backups are left with a broken, slow workflow and no built-in recovery path.
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