I tried to use the XCOPY Command in Xp and it did not work? Do I need to download it like I did the Choice Command? If so where at? this is something I typed in MD H:\newfolder xcopy C:\foldername H:\newfolder I build Custom Computers And Write Software

XCopy is part of the standard set of external commands stored in System32 folder while Choice.exe does not belong to all usual XP distributions. So it is likely you have problem with your Path environment variable that does not store the standard links. Locate Xcopy.* and then check if its location is among the paths displayed typing Path at prompt.

Instead can I just download it so It is not just a hasle? I build Custom Computers And Write Software

I don't know where you can download XCopy from as it is a copyrighted MS program to be delivered bundled with a MS operating system. Anyway I repeat your system has troubles that is better you find and fix other than patch it.

oh Well I found it when I download DOS Commands it was a setup that has alot of dos commands but I was just wondering. Oh did I use it right... MD H:\Newfoldername XCOPY C:\foldername H:\Newfoldername I build Custom Computers And Write Software

Your usage is fine. Couple questions: 1) how are you running this? In a batch file, command line, what? 2) What are the folder names? If the folders are very long or have spaces in them you need to put them within quotes like this: MD "H:\Newfoldername" XCOPY "C:\foldername" "H:\Newfoldername" Also, instead of creating the new directory, you can just add the /i parameter to xcopy and it will create the directory if it does not exist, so you would just need: XCOPY "C:\foldername" "H:\Newfoldername" /i Michael J

somthing like this: CD C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\desktop MD iPod_Muic XCOPY D:\iPod_Control\Music C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\iPod_Music I build Custom Computers And Write Software