Summary: I am tring to use xcopy command to copy folder with subfolders and files from my home directroy to somewhere else, but it doesn't work. It shows the f...
Summary: Hi, I've got a very simple backup solution which has worked for years. I know a lot of other people that use it because it works great and is extremel...
Summary: Unfortunately Xcopy command is not a supported command in Windows XP Recovery console according to THIS MSKB. Additionally, Recovery console will lo...
Summary: I have a batch file containing an XCOPY command. The command works fine when run directly from the command line, but the batch file will not work? T...
Summary: I believe he has XP working well and simply wants to put his XP HD on another HD for backup purposes incase of HD crash or some funkything happening a...
Summary: I did a backup of my data drive(D:), and the backed up files are now hidden on the destination disk. First I created a new folder (called "backup")on ...
Summary: maxx, It's interesting that XP has in the Accessories - Systems tab a "Files and Settings Transfer Wizard" which migrates files and settings from one ...
Summary: Hi, I need to know how to copy my 40gig hd over to my new 120gig hd? I have drivecopy 1.02 but it seams not to be up to the task. Any ideas please? Co...
Summary: I have this problem: suddenly Winxp seems to think that my second HD (no partitions, just winxp) needs to be formatted. This HD (a bit old and small, ...
Summary: How do I transfer my info from one hard drive to a bigger hard drive if I am using Windows XP Pro? I tried using the xcopy command but it didn't work...
Summary: My computer does not log into windows. I have tried all possible boot fix solutions. Currently I am in dr dos and I would like to copy the contents ...
Summary: you must use the xcopy command to copy the i386 folder to the c drive and then run winnt from inside of i386 on the c: the copy command does not copy ...
Summary: You need to open a command prompt and use the xcopy command........ SYNTAX: xcopy c:\"documents and settings"\*.* d:\"documents and settings"\ /s /e /...
Summary: You could make a batch file using xcopy. For a list of xcopy commands, at a command prompt, type "xcopy /?" without the quotes. Xcopy can copy subdi...
Summary: Clear your Windows\temp files. If a MS game see the following: game won’t install Pay particular attention to the xCopy command near the bottom of t...
Summary: You can also use Drive Image for doing that. Another way without using any third-party programs is to use the XCOPY command with some switches like X...
Summary: you can boot up from a win98 stiffy then move the 'program files' directory and replace it with another one. Since the MBR will not load any windows o...
Summary: For some reason I can't login to windows XP at all on statup, all I get is the light blue screen with the dark band at the top and he XP logo. no logi...
Summary: Not sure what you mean by "play", but if you just need to copy the contents into all the folders, either do it manually, or do a little research on ba...
Summary: I know, I can select command prompt only, but it just doesn´t prompt me. It starts just like safe mode and then the screen goes black. couldn´t find n...
Summary: It's interesting that while in Windows 98 you CAN clone a harddrive with the xcopy command (and the appropriate switches), and in Windows XP you CANNO...
Summary: I guess I should have clarified. I am wanting to append the file date to the file name on copy or rename or move.. I found this in the batch paramete...
Summary: To rename a directory, use the xcopy, del, and rd commands: xcopy \temp \windows del \temp\*.* rd \temp where \temp is the old directory name and \wi...
Summary: Once you have the new drive connected as a slave drive and format it in NTFS using windows, you can copy all files from the C: drive to it by using th...
Summary: Norton Ghost or Drive Image is pretty good for doing that. Another way without using a third-party software is to use the xcopy command with some swit...
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