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Change \\NTSERVER\NTServerC\Backu<wbr />p to the UNC path of your network location:<br />
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xcopy /e /v /y C:\Documents and Settings \User \\NTSERVER\NTServerC\Backu<wbr />p
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FYI, you can also use the Files and Settings Transfer wizard (Accessories &gt;&nbsp;System Tools &gt;&nbsp;Files &amp;&nbsp;Settings transfer wizard). If, that is, you want to transfer a user profile from one place to another.
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Thanks gentlemen for your assitance :<br />
Moreheroic: your advice &nbsp;would work for a fast solution ..Thank you <br />
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mav11rick: your advice is well detailed this will work perfect for me and this situation . what are the different switches for &nbsp;xcopy command and how does it grab the different user profiles if i log in as admin to the local PC
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for a quick overview of the swithes type &quot;xcopy /?&quot; from the command prompt.<br />
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The batch file i gave you is setup to automatically grab the current users folder.
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Need to createn a BAt file or a VB script to copy user dat from local PC to Network drive folder.<br />
I like to grab everything under &nbsp;C:\Documents and Settings \User and copy it to a network share 
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Need to createn a BAt file or a VB script to copy user dat from local PC to Network drive folder.
I like to grab everything under  C:\Documents and Settings \User and copy it to a network share 

Change \\NTSERVER\NTServerC\Backup to the UNC path of your network location:


xcopy /e /v /y C:\Documents and Settings \User \\NTSERVER\NTServerC\Backup

FYI, you can also use the Files and Settings Transfer wizard (Accessories &amp;gt; System Tools &amp;gt; Files &amp;amp; Settings transfer wizard). If, that is, you want to transfer a user profile from one place to another.

Thanks gentlemen for your assitance :
Moreheroic: your advice  would work for a fast solution ..Thank you 

mav11rick: your advice is well detailed this will work perfect for me and this situation . what are the different switches for  xcopy command and how does it grab the different user profiles if i log in as admin to the local PC

for a quick overview of the swithes type &amp;quot;xcopy /?&amp;quot; from the command prompt.

The batch file i gave you is setup to automatically grab the current users folder.

Creating a Bat File

Batch files are text files containing a script of commands that are executed by the command interpreter on DOS, OS/2 and Windows systems. Most commonly, they are used to perform a series of functions that are repeated -- copying a set of files created daily with one step, for example.

Windows Batch

Microsoft Disk Operating System (MS-DOS) was an operating system for x86-based personal computers, and traces of it are still found in the Windows operating system. DOS is still used in some embedded systems and for certain legacy 16-bit networks.