CORRECT.
There’s been aspects of windows that have been broken since the windows 7/2012 codebase release that MS patently ignores.
As an example: Try moving a folder with several hundred sub-folders and files in a command prompt. Takes a couple milliseconds, yes? Now try the same operation in the GUI, and get a cup of [drink] while you are waiting for it to walk the ENTIRE FOLDER TREE from that point before actually moving it. MINUTES. It’s bad enough that I’ll use the GUI to get my source path, then open a command prompt, map a drive letter to the appropriate UNC, move the damn folder, and them un-map the drive letter, and it still takes less time than the GUI.
There’s a bunch of ‘quirks’ I’ve found with managing AzureAD that will never, ever be addressed, fixed, or looked at for this very reason.
