Is there a way thru CMD to copy/move let's say a directory with all the sub
directories and all the files to another drive?

Robocopy:
http://technet2.microsoft.com/window....mspx?mfr=true

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"Paul Koukos" <PaulKoukos@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Is there a way thru CMD to copy/move let's say a directory with all the
> sub
> directories and all the files to another drive?

Robocopy, or plain old xcopy. Personally, I use xcopy:

C:> xcopy <sourcedir> <targetdir> /e /i

targetdir doesn't need to exist yet, xcopy will create it. /e tells it to
create empty directories if it finds any, and also to do all subdirectories.
And /i says to be intelligent about the targetdir being a file or a
directory.

xcopy /?

will give you all the possible options.

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"Paul Koukos" <PaulKoukos@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Is there a way thru CMD to copy/move let's say a directory with all the
> sub
> directories and all the files to another drive?

Hi,
Maybe i missing your point but: rightclick / selecting cut (not remove) /
going to the new place / rightclick and copy.
That action is placeing the files submaps and so on.
It should be done, this is something already for years in windows.
but maybe i missing your point?
Regards
Huib
"Paul Koukos" <PaulKoukos@xxxxxx> schreef in bericht
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> Is there a way thru CMD to copy/move let's say a directory with all the
> sub
> directories and all the files to another drive?