DirCmp can compare two directories and possibly their subdirectories. DirCmp reports files missing in either directory and whether some files are different or empty.
You can also specify a list of files to exclude during the comparison. With DirCmp, you will be able to redirect the output to a text file. Simply type dircmp at a command prompt to learn more about the syntax of the program.

Usage:
dircmp <srcpath> <dstpath> [/date[:<tolerance>]] [/display:<level>] [/exfile:<file.ext>] [/exfolder:<file.ext>] [/hash[:<alg>]] [/register] [/security] [/subdir] [/?]

Where:
srcpath Fully or partially qualified source path.
dstpath Fully or partially qualified destination path.

Optional flags:
/date Compares modification dates of files. The optional <tolerance> value specifies the maximum gap in milliseconds allowed between the source and the destination dates. If this value is not set, the dates must exactly match.
/display Sets the level of information that will be displayed. <level> is either of the following values:
* none - no display at all.
* normal - displays errors only (default).
* verbose - displays errors and all compared files.

/exfile Specifies a text file that holds wildcards of files to ignore.
/exfolder Specifies a text file that holds wildcards of folders to ignore.
/hash Compares file hash values.
* <alg> is either of the following values:
* md5 - hash files using MD5 algorithm (default).
* sha1 - hash files using SHA1 algorithm.

/register Opens the registration site in the default browser.
/security Verifies that the files have valid owners and DACLs.
/subdir Compares subfolders recursively.
/? Displays this help message.

Limitations:
* Limited commands available

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