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Dear.<br />
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xcopy C:\Files E:\Files /i <br />
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C:\Files = Source<br />
E:\Files = Destination<br />
/i = &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Displays a list of files that are to be copied.<br />
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This is the example of XCOPY.<br />
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Robocopy will be another good option in windows 7
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Mr. Ahmad<br />
Is it the same or no?this is my question
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xcopy has more features than the plain copy command.
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Thanks Mr. lion , you are really Lion<br />
I want to copy files of windows 2008 server to usb to create book usb thumb, does it differs if I user xcopy or windows explorer copy?
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It doesnt differ if you copy in usb or in sinole windows folder it drive
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Yes boot usb, sorry for my spelling
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you can't make a boot USB by copying, not with Windows or with xcopy. What type of Boot USB are you wanting to make, what do you want to do? Install Windows or something else?
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I use this little program to make all my boot USB's--this allow you to put several different usb boot options onto one USB, from Windows boots, to virus and system repair utilities, ti Linux and even custom ones--check it out--it may do what you are trying to achieve--if not let us know what you are trying to do <a href="http://www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-multiboot-usb-creator/" rel="ugc">http://www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-multiboot-usb-creator/</a>
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is XCOPY D:\*.* F:\ &nbsp;/I /S /E &nbsp;in cmd different than copy in windows explorer in windows 7?
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is XCOPY D:\*.* F:\  /I /S /E  in cmd different than copy in windows explorer in windows 7?

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