Top "Xcopy" questions

xcopy is a Windows command to copy all files, directories, and subdirectories from a specified path to a target directory

Reference a Volume/Drive by Label

I'm trying to write a batch file to xcopy a folder to a removable USB drive. The problem that I …

batch-file command label volume xcopy
Hide XCOPY confirmation of number of files copied

I've had a look at the switches for XCOPY and can't seem to find one that suppresses the confirmation of …

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saving multiple files through xcopy

i want to copy multiple files at once through xcopy. is it possible. i mean something like: xcopy file1+file2+…

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Renaming Hidden and System files Command

I'm trying to figure out a way to rename Desktop.ini to *.ini and back again. The problem is I …

batch-file delete-file file-rename xcopy
Batch to copy and replace a txt file from one server to another

I have two servers, server1 and server2 on same network but require username and password to be mapped. server1 has …

batch-file xcopy net-use
Copy file to user folder with a command line

I have search the web high and low, but can not find away to copy a file to the desktop …

windows cmd xcopy robocopy
Using xcopy in VBS (With a Twist)

Okay, so here's the deal: I'm trying to put together a script that will perform a simple xcopy. The problem …

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xcopy to "%AppData%\Roaming\Microsoft\Excel\XLSTART\" stated copied yet nothing is there

I'm trying to write a small bat script to put on my teams desktops and allow them to update their …

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how to create batch file to copy files to a shared folder with full access then logs all result & errors to a file?

I have created the below batch file but no success. @ECHO OFF @ECHO "Backup process started." @SET TARGET_FILES = "\\pc1\…

batch-file xcopy windows-xp-sp3
copy all files recursively into a single folder (without recreating folders)

With a batch (.bat), I want to copy all mp3 files that are in 1 subdirectory of D:\TEMP D:\TEMP\\(…

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