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The batch needs admin rights and the path must be specified in &quot;double quotes&quot;.<br />
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Please note that in Windows 7 not all command windows started by admin have admin rights.<br />
To get a command window with admin rights: tap the Windows button, hold down ctrl and shift, type cmd, wait unti cmd.exe is shown, press enter, now release all keys.
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GREAT solution! &nbsp;Works as desired.
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In Windows 7 Enterprise, how can I copy files into C:\Users\Public\Public Desktop from a batch file? &nbsp;I've tried the ATTRIB -H command &amp;&nbsp;it doesn't see the folder.
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In Windows 7 Enterprise, how can I copy files into C:\Users\Public\Public Desktop from a batch file?  I've tried the ATTRIB -H command & it doesn't see the folder.

The batch needs admin rights and the path must be specified in &quot;double quotes&quot;.

Please note that in Windows 7 not all command windows started by admin have admin rights.
To get a command window with admin rights: tap the Windows button, hold down ctrl and shift, type cmd, wait unti cmd.exe is shown, press enter, now release all keys.

copy files to hidden folder with batch file

In Windows 7 Enterprise, how can I copy files into C:\Users\Public\Public Desktop from a batch file?  I&#39;ve tried the ATTRIB -H command &amp; it doesn&#39;t see the folder.

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