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- robocopy mir changes destination folder name-how to prevent that
You need to exclude desktop ini which tells windows how to display the name of the My Documents folder The switch XF desktop ini will do this Use the following: robocopy "C:\Users\mgo\Documents" "E:\Documents backup on the UltraBay drive" mir XF desktop ini
- Robocopy | Microsoft Learn
To skip copying files from a source folder to a destination folder when the files already exist in the destination folder, regardless of whether they're newer, older, or modified, type: robocopy C:\Source C:\Destination XC XN XO
- After Robocopy, the copied Directory and Files are not visible on the . . .
RoboCopy may set the new directory to hidden, as it copies the system attribute of the root folder of the drive over to the new folder You can prevent the new directory from becoming hidden by adding the A-:SH option flag switch to your robocopy command
- Robocopy No destination Directory specified - Spiceworks Community
I’m trying to use this robocopy script in that I’ve used many times before for file server migrations or just moving folders from one server to another but can’t figure out why it’s complaining about “No destination directory specified”
- RoboCopy - Ultimate Guide with Examples — LazyAdmin
When you use Robocopy without any switches, it will copy only the files from the given location to the destination It won’t copy any subfolders from the given directory, only the files without NTFS permissions or owner information
- robocopy transfer file and not folder - Server Fault
Robocopy syntax is markedly different from standard copy commands, as it accepts only folder names as its source and destination arguments File names and wild-card characters (such as * * ) are not valid source or destination arguments
- Robocopy: Command-line Usage Examples and Switches
Example 2: Copy a single file: robocopy C:\Folder1 C:\Backup myfile xlsx Example 3: Copy only a specific file type from source to destination: robocopy C:\Folder1 C:\Backup * docx E Example 4: Mirror source folder to destination folder: robocopy C:\Folder1 C:\Backup MIR This command will mirror C:\Folder1 to C:\Backup
- Robocopy keeps changing the destination folder name. How to stop that . . .
This only happens when doing robocopy from a SYSTEM folder (My documents, My pictures, etc) but not when I create a non-system folder and copy the contents to a destination folder than I
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