Curious about the status of your ongoing Blomp Go transfers? Here's a tip
Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2026 10:55 am
Hey everyone,
As I continue to learn about how Blomp Go/rClone handle transfers, I have picked up a couple of tips and tricks along the way. This particular one has really come in handy.
As you know, if you assign a folder or drive letter when starting Blomp Go, you can copy and paste your files to the cloud drive. At first, I didn't realize that when Windows Explorer shows that process as being complete that there is still a background rclone process running, actively uploading those files, which resulted in some data loss for me as I deleted files from my hard drive before the background upload process had completed.
After some research, I found a way to check on the status of that background process, so you have a better idea of when your files have finished properly uploading to the cloud drive.
On Windows 7/9/10/11, in the search bar on your taskbar, type cmd.exe to open a command prompt window.
From there, follow these commands:
cd \
cd Program Files (x86)
cd Blomp Go
You should have a active directory that looks like this (C:\Program Files (x86)\Blomp Go)
From there, type rclone rc core/stats
It will list all of the active transfers, and their percentage of completion!
This was extremely helpful for me, and I hope others find this tip helpful as well!
As I continue to learn about how Blomp Go/rClone handle transfers, I have picked up a couple of tips and tricks along the way. This particular one has really come in handy.
As you know, if you assign a folder or drive letter when starting Blomp Go, you can copy and paste your files to the cloud drive. At first, I didn't realize that when Windows Explorer shows that process as being complete that there is still a background rclone process running, actively uploading those files, which resulted in some data loss for me as I deleted files from my hard drive before the background upload process had completed.
After some research, I found a way to check on the status of that background process, so you have a better idea of when your files have finished properly uploading to the cloud drive.
On Windows 7/9/10/11, in the search bar on your taskbar, type cmd.exe to open a command prompt window.
From there, follow these commands:
cd \
cd Program Files (x86)
cd Blomp Go
You should have a active directory that looks like this (C:\Program Files (x86)\Blomp Go)
From there, type rclone rc core/stats
It will list all of the active transfers, and their percentage of completion!
This was extremely helpful for me, and I hope others find this tip helpful as well!