Duplicating folder/subfolder structure without copying files

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robocopy "C:\Your Folder" "C:\New Folder" /e /xf *

/e = Copies subdirectories, including empty ones.
/xf = Excludes files matching the specified names or paths. Wildcards “*” and “?” are accepted

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OR, if your system has xcopy instead of robocopy:

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xcopy /t /e "C:\Your Folder" "C:\New Folder"

/t = Copies the subdirectory structure, but not the files
/e = Copies subdirectories, including any empty ones

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Did you get it done?

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Not yet. Ordering a new external HD soon. Thinking ahead.

Question: So do I just copy/paste your path in the CMD prompt? And substitute drives in your path with the corresponding drives on my side?

Robocopy/xcopy are great if you want to sync once or whenever you think about it. You can set them to run automatically if you set up a task in task scheduler on Windows, or you can create a a BAT/script file with the commands from Korkstand.

I used SyncToy for years, freebie from MS and Synkron, both work(ed) breat.

Take a look at SyncBackFree, SyncFolders, or Syncredible if you can schedule the folder syncing to run automatically.