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Is there a way to xcopy just changed or new files? - Super User xcopy C:\source X:\destination s My desktop is a Windows XP machine, and I need to copy to a Windows Server 2008 machine, but this copies everything and the whole site is very large and it takes a really long time to finish copying Is there a way to specifically just copy new or updated files?
windows 7 - xcopy: move files instead of copy? - Super User I would like to use xcopy to move, not copy files across a network with the Verify flag I could not find a switch on xcopy to move files, is there an xmove I can use that has verify? At the momen
XCOPY- How to copy Source Folder and all subfolder files but INCLUDE . . . All Xcopy robocopy documentation seems to gloss over copying the folder as if you are performing a right-click copy and paste I want C:\Folder to copy to D:\Whatever but I want it to look like D:\Whatever\Folder I dont understand why all commands only focus on whats beneath the specified folder
Xcopy Command excluding files and folders - Stack Overflow I want to copy files and folders in a directory to another folder excluding a list of files and folders Is that possible I was just trying to copy excluding file : xcopy c:\\t1 c:\\t2 EXCLUDE:
How to use xcopy to only copy files if they are newer? From typing "help xcopy" at the command line: D:m-d-y Copies files changed on or after the specified date If no date is given, copies only those files whose source time is newer than the destination time So you already are using xcopy to only replace old files with new ones If that's not happening, you may have to swap the positions of the i and d switches
What is the difference between copy and xcopy command? The essential difference between the two commands is that when you provide the path of a folder to copy, only the files in that folder will be copied to the specified destination Providing the path of a folder to xcopy will copy the folder itself along with its contents (subject to flags used with the command) to the specified destination
XCOPY still asking (F = file, D = directory) confirmation My batch script xcopy is still asking F = file, D = directory confirmation even though I have added F in the script, the log is showing as below Please help on how to avoid asking confirmation