At the command prompt, enter: XCOPY /?It should tell you about everything you need to know!
XCOPY C:\file1 E:\file1
XCOPY C:\file2 E:\file2
XCOPY C:\file3 E:\file3:D
mike
If not changing filename, you only need destination path - working in source directory: XCOPY file1 E:\ XCOPY file2 E:\ XCOPY file3 E:\Not sure why you want to use XCOPY with 3 files. It's easier to type:
COPY file1 E:\ COPY file2 E:\ COPY file3 E:\
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