Quick question... everything seemed to be working, and then when I tried to run it it opened up for a second and then closed. What happened? How do I fix it?
Thats fucking awseome, but when you write your own programs (small programs) do you write them in notepad and save them as diffrent file types like .BAT or .TXT ??
If you mean to ask if this works in Windows XP... In command prompt, type "robocopy". If you get something indicating the file couldn't be found, then you don't have robocopy, and you need to resort to copy.
If you don't have robocopy, then the options you have available will not be as extensive.
I was just wondering if this will take up more space on my hard drive or something. It's always good to have a back up some kind. Please get back at me and let me know.
it doesn't work for me because when i put in the directory path, it is c:\documents and settings..., and it says it doesnt recognize "documents". is there any way to make it recognize a space? i dont want to have to rename that folder, for it could mess up A LOT of things.
Can you do a tutorial on how to make your own mouse cursors out of your own JPEGs and a tutorial about some awesome software called SUPER (it converts literally anything to anything for free)
@gigafide Yes, that worked for me too. I think Robocopy command must not be available in older Windows, such as XP, and as xcopy essentially does the same thing I guess it is the best way to going about making one's own simple backup program. Thanx for the great vid! :)
@cakk15 Hey cakk just answering ur question from two YEARS ago lol ... if you have XP it *should* be included in the Windows 2003 Resource Kit BUT if it doesn't recognize it, you can download the Robocopy GUI from Microsoft Technet. xcopy works but according to wikipedia, it has a limit "Xcopy fails with insufficient memory when the path plus filename is longer than 254 characters." - hope that helped :P
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Arjun007ize 10 months ago
it did not work for me :(
Zaraki195 1 year ago
Quick question... everything seemed to be working, and then when I tried to run it it opened up for a second and then closed. What happened? How do I fix it?
lizziemagic 1 year ago
@lizziemagic Try to open up cmd.exe, and then type:
cd [File Location]
[Name].bat
lister101 8 months ago
it dont work on Windows 7 :(
Jameel819 2 years ago
can u copy game like gta IV?
xukaiteo 2 years ago
@xukaiteo should work for any file...space permitting
soaffb1337 1 year ago
@xukaiteo if you got 7 hours -_-
S0LlDF0X 1 year ago
Thats fucking awseome, but when you write your own programs (small programs) do you write them in notepad and save them as diffrent file types like .BAT or .TXT ??
leafblowinSK8 2 years ago
y dont it work for me?
is it cus im on XP and not Vista?
or do i av 2 type it different in XP?
plz help
DOTNSF1 2 years ago
it doesnt seem to work on XP
robotman5 2 years ago
Work on XP??
Jimmy64210 3 years ago
If you mean to ask if this works in Windows XP... In command prompt, type "robocopy". If you get something indicating the file couldn't be found, then you don't have robocopy, and you need to resort to copy.
If you don't have robocopy, then the options you have available will not be as extensive.
YTMrVulcan 2 years ago 2
cool videoe
71127695 3 years ago
I was just wondering if this will take up more space on my hard drive or something. It's always good to have a back up some kind. Please get back at me and let me know.
ladykissthevelvet21 3 years ago
Please choose the title for your video more carefully. This is not a program, it's a batch file.
YTMrVulcan 3 years ago
A batch file is basicly a program.
It does things,
and instead of using exe
.bat is more simple.
exe and .bat are basicly the same,
exept .bat has a console
Ccsteph22 2 years ago
When I do run the program it just opens up DOS for like a tenth of a second and then closes, but doesn't make a new folder. Can anyone help me?
ghostgunner302 3 years ago
it doesn't work for me because when i put in the directory path, it is c:\documents and settings..., and it says it doesnt recognize "documents". is there any way to make it recognize a space? i dont want to have to rename that folder, for it could mess up A LOT of things.
chriswodicka 3 years ago
well jut put "C:\Documents and Settings\whatever else here then another"
that should fix the problem
wesnr 3 years ago
Great as always! thumbs up.
Isramirez20 3 years ago
what does the @echo off thingy do?
crysisbestgame 3 years ago
I know that @echo is begging of BAT-program, not so much experience of this like of stuff. Good video.
krisu0100 3 years ago
but does it actually do anything in particualr like stop automatics reapeats of lines or sumthing?
crysisbestgame 3 years ago
it stops it from showing the directory you are in eg instead of showing C:/destop (or whatever) ti just let you type immensity
ruin550 3 years ago
in other words, it just makes everything that is happening with command prompt, all the stuff thats coming inside of it, invisible
chriswodicka 3 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
in other words, it makes all the stuff that command prompt is curently writing, and all the writing that is showing up in command prompt invisible
chriswodicka 3 years ago
Can you do a tutorial on how to make your own mouse cursors out of your own JPEGs and a tutorial about some awesome software called SUPER (it converts literally anything to anything for free)
crysisbestgame 3 years ago
I get 'robocopy' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
cakk15 3 years ago
here's the code:
@echo off
robocopy f:\ c:\backup /e /eta
exit
gigafide 3 years ago
Hmm i tried that it still doesnt work. Btw i have windows xp. Do i have to download something?
cakk15 3 years ago
Try it with different files to see if that helps. If it doesn't, replace robocopy with xcopy.
gigafide 3 years ago
Ok will it do same thing?
cakk15 3 years ago
@gigafide Yes, that worked for me too. I think Robocopy command must not be available in older Windows, such as XP, and as xcopy essentially does the same thing I guess it is the best way to going about making one's own simple backup program. Thanx for the great vid! :)
SilentAssassin333 1 year ago
@cakk15 ... Dont forget to "Run As Administrator" ... Then it will work..
regalen58 1 year ago
@cakk15 Hey cakk just answering ur question from two YEARS ago lol ... if you have XP it *should* be included in the Windows 2003 Resource Kit BUT if it doesn't recognize it, you can download the Robocopy GUI from Microsoft Technet. xcopy works but according to wikipedia, it has a limit "Xcopy fails with insufficient memory when the path plus filename is longer than 254 characters." - hope that helped :P
jasonwupilly 1 year ago
nice video very fast and clean.
neo224278 3 years ago 5