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copy files from mapped drive to local drive

Asked by Millkind in MS DOS, Windows XP Operating System

I want to copy a folder and all subfolders from my mapped v: drive to the c: drive. I want this to occur every ten minutes. I have written a bat file and am running it from a scheduled task that accomplishes this task but has two flaws.

One. You can see the console window. I want this to run in the back ground.
Two. I dont want to have to change my password on this netbook all the time, I'd like something that would run no matter who is logged in without assigning a user.

We use windows xp pro

Is this possible?

my batch file command is:
Xcopy /s/r/y/d/c "V:\Dining" "C:\Dining"

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copy files from mapped drive to local drive

Asked by Millkind in MS DOS, Windows XP Operating System

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