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I'm trying to execute two xcopy commands from a batch file like this: xcopy D:\source\folder "E:\target folder\folder" /E /D /I /Y /EXCLUDE:D:\source\folder\\Management\exclude1 xcopy D:\...
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I am trying to update the following xcopy command to robocopy. I substituted robocopy for xcopy, removed the "" and the switches except for /e. It fails. How do I fix it? xcopy "c:\...
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I want to copy all 2 level down subfolders and their entire contents into another folder, preserving everything, structure etc. but only from a certain date of file / folders forward e.g. I have ...\...
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I'm checking the integrity of my 'Old projects' CDs/DVDs with XCOPY *.* /s to my hard disk. I have two copies of each CD/DVD, so the first copy goes to Folder1, the second to Folder2, and then I ...
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I am new to xcopy. I am trying to move a file that is in excel format to a new destination and as a csv file. I have to do this so that the DMExpress ETL job can move the file and then read it. This ...
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I would like to copy several files (with different paths) in one folder. I tried this solution explained here page of example on stackexchange but when I run the file (I choosed .bat file) I have &...
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I'd been using xcopy in a backup script but every so often xcopy would fail with "insufficient memory" when a pathname would sneak into the backup set that exceeded 254 characters. Lots of ...
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I am having problems using XCOPY to copy folders and files from a compressed NTFS folder to the root of a FAT32 volume (actually a USB drive). This looks like a Windows or Xcopy bug to me. The command ...
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I'm trying to work my way around a program that's giving me some problems. It has to fire up every day and do it's thing, but rarely does - losing data and breaking very frequently. So to counter this,...
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I want to use xcopy on a network path. I actually do. The problem is that I wanted to use an /exclude option. But the file would be in a network path. But the network path has spaces (s:\my path). So ...
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Is it possible to make a batch script only XCOPY the files from a source if they are older than the ones in the destination? I'm trying to archive Roblox versions. I tried /D, but that just makes it ...
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I recently backed up the data on my computer, using the xcopy command. I briefly looked through some of my backup files and directories, and they looked the same as the originals. However, I ...
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I have a batch file that runs when I build my solution in VS2019. The .bat file uses xcopy to copy .dlls from my project's Debug folder to another destination direction. I want to use xcopy to copy ...
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I don't know how to name this behavior vividly, just call it loyalcopy. Two figures will illustrate it clearly. I'd like to issue two commands to copy two filesystem nodes (regardless it is a file ...
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From what I've found online, robocopy seems to be xcopy with more features; are there any scenarios where someone would want to use xcopy over robocopy?
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