How to copy files in Windows
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How to copy files in Windows
OK. Trying to copy a load of files (10GB worth) from one machine to another.
Starts copying ok, after a while it stops as there's a file with Access Is Denied. Fine, no problem but the copy stops!!! And stops at EVERY one so I can't just delete as I go along as it'll take ages.
I don't mind the access denied files not copying but HOW do I get XP to copy all the files, ignoring those it can't copy?
I'm guessing using command line? but would rather know if there's an XP way.
Starts copying ok, after a while it stops as there's a file with Access Is Denied. Fine, no problem but the copy stops!!! And stops at EVERY one so I can't just delete as I go along as it'll take ages.
I don't mind the access denied files not copying but HOW do I get XP to copy all the files, ignoring those it can't copy?
I'm guessing using command line? but would rather know if there's an XP way.
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xcopy of course - not sure if it would bug out on an 'access denied' - opus will copy these files to a temp dir and when you restart auto copy them to finish the job (if you set that option)
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/d....mspx?mfr=true
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/d....mspx?mfr=true
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just found this...
Copy your files faster with TeraCopy
will check it out.
I was actually looking for confirmation that readyboost makes file copy quicker in vista.
Copy your files faster with TeraCopy
will check it out.
I was actually looking for confirmation that readyboost makes file copy quicker in vista.
Last edited by ChefDude; 28 September 2007 at 11:09 AM.
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