Back in the days of Win 98 I used to use xcopy and some switches (? right term?) to keep everything in the right place so I could copy one windows install from one HD to another and it would still ...

I'm on Windows 7. I created a bat file that is in a folder on the root of my C: Drive. The user account that I am logged on as is named "User" and has Administrator privileges. Here's the command in ...

XCopy is one of the most useful Windows command line tools, an easy way to copy files, folders, folder trees and more. There’s support for copying only files which have changed, and if a network ...