COPY/TRANSFER FILES USING THE COMMAND PROMPT

*copy or transfer files from one directory to another using cmd

example: I will transfer the test files in drive C:\"test folder" to my usb which is in drive E:\"test folder"

xcopy c:\test e:\test1 /s

-for more advance commands just type help xcopy

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[kurtle005]

i saw the files rage against the machine and slipknot

both great bands dude!!!!

[deicidejan]

Also try A Perfect Circle and Tool

[mikelmoonkia]

Do you have to be in the same network to do this?

[MegaLexinton]

it got past my dads parental controls

[MsVanick13]

@MsVanick13 what is the use of /s?

[MsVanick13]

can you still copy that folder if there is another folder in it?

[hydrochloricoxide]

garena ftw! XD

[DvdOwens]

Thanks

[faisalu007]

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[MrRussianComrad]

I cant copy for some reason, i guess because im not the administrator. here is the command im trying to use:

xcopy C:\Users\(myusername)\Appdata\­Roaming\.minecraft\saves D:\desktop

when i enter it, it sas 0 File(s) copied. i know that there are thing in the folder though.

[joharajarri]

can you do the opposite

how to copy them from flash to computer once its plugged in secretly

[psp3000legend]

i can do this at school