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How to create a large dummy file for testing purposes in Windows

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Sometimes i just need a huge sized file to test Windows PC performance. Most often i would use any ISO image of a DVD. This command seems to make things easier for me to just simply generate a large file out of thin air!

Run this command with your preferred file name and file size in your Windows command prompt:

fsutil file createnew < file name > <size in bytes>

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