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Do you mean you want a new subfolder in C:\Users\USERNAME\Desktop\ZIPS? &nbsp;If so, what do you want the name to be? 
 
Don't use DATE as a variable name, that is a system defined variable that you shouldn't re-use, I changed it to DT for my example. &nbsp;Below creates a dest folder of XXXXXX and then copies to that location. 
 
Also, you know that for the current logged on user name you can reference the %USERNAME% variable, right? 
 

<pre><code class="code-10 nolinks" id="code-20-42107269-1">@Echo OFF
setlocal

Echo &quot;Copy Flex Terminal Log files. Press Any Key If You Think You Can Handle It&quot;

:NO
SET /p FN=Enter Flex Name:
Echo You Entered - %FN%
@ECHO OFF

:choice
set /P c=Is this correct Flex Name(Y/N)?
if /I &quot;%c%&quot; EQU &quot;Y&quot; goto :yes
if /I &quot;%c%&quot; EQU &quot;N&quot; goto :NO
goto :choice
Pause

:yes
SET /p DT=Enter Date(mm-dd-yyyy):
Echo You Entered - %DT%
:choice
set /P c=Is this correct date(Y/N)?
if /I &quot;%c%&quot; EQU &quot;Y&quot; goto :RUN
if /I &quot;%c%&quot; EQU &quot;N&quot; goto :YES
goto :choice
Pause

:RUN
net use \\%FN% PASSWORD /user:DOMAIN\USERNAME

set DestDir=C:\Users\USERNAME\Desktop\ZIPS\XXXXXX
md &quot;%DestDir%&quot;

xcopy &quot;\\%FN%\c$\CGTDeviceManager\Logs&quot; &quot;%DestDir%&quot; /D:%DT%
xcopy &quot;\\%FN%\c$\Program Files\Primeline Enterprise\Applications&quot; &quot;%DestDir%&quot; /D:%DT%
xcopy &quot;\\%FN%\c$\Users\ser-flexuser\AppData\Roaming\FlexTerminalClient\Local Store&quot; &quot;%DestDir%&quot; /D:%DT%***
xcopy &quot;\\%FN%\c$\Documents and Settings\ser-flexuser\Application Data\FlexTerminalClient\Local Store&quot; &quot;%DestDir%&quot; /D:%DT%

Pause
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Actually, I need the logs to dump into a folder on the C: drive named Source-Code. &nbsp;Good idea on the DATE idea.
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So just adjust this set to the folder you want: 
 
set DestDir=C:\Users\USERNAME\Desktop\ZIPS\XXXXXX 
 

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Is it possible to have it create a new directory each time, and name it the terminal ID?
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Where would &quot;Terminal ID&quot; come from? 
 
And would it be unique every time you ran the script? 
 

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the terminal ID is the first thing you enter when the script runs, and its unique in the way that the logs are always different
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So I have this script below, and when it goes and retrieves logs, I need it to actually create its own directory in a folder in the C: drive. &nbsp; I have attached the script. 
 
Anybody have any ideas on how I can make it create a directory each log dump? 
 
 
SCRIPT: 

<pre><code class="code-10 nolinks" id="code-10-29018306-1">Echo OFF
Echo &quot;Copy Flex Terminal Log files. Press Any Key If You Think You Can Handle It&quot;

:NO
SET /p FN=Enter Flex Name:
Echo You Entered - %FN%
@ECHO OFF

:choice
set /P c=Is this correct Flex Name(Y/N)?
if /I &quot;%c%&quot; EQU &quot;Y&quot; goto :yes
if /I &quot;%c%&quot; EQU &quot;N&quot; goto :NO
goto :choice
Pause

:yes
SET /p DATE=Enter Date(mm-dd-yyyy):
Echo You Entered - %DATE%
:choice
set /P c=Is this correct date(Y/N)?
if /I &quot;%c%&quot; EQU &quot;Y&quot; goto :RUN
if /I &quot;%c%&quot; EQU &quot;N&quot; goto :YES
goto :choice
Pause

:RUN
net use \\%FN% PASSWORD /user:DOMAIN\USERNAME

xcopy &quot;\\%FN%\c$\CGTDeviceManager\Logs&quot; &quot;C:\Users\USERNAME\Desktop\ZIPS&quot; /D:%DATE%
xcopy &quot;\\%FN%\c$\Program Files\Primeline Enterprise\Applications&quot; &quot;C:\Users\USERNAME\Desktop\ZIPS&quot; /D:%DATE%
***xcopy &quot;\\%FN%\c$\Users\ser-flexuser\AppData\Roaming\FlexTerminalClient\Local Store&quot; &quot;C:\Users\USERNAME\Desktop\ZIPS&quot; /D:%DATE%***
xcopy &quot;\\%FN%\c$\Documents and Settings\ser-flexuser\Application Data\FlexTerminalClient\Local Store&quot; &quot;C:\Users\USERNAME\Desktop\ZIPS&quot; /D:%DATE%

Pause
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So I have this script below, and when it goes and retrieves logs, I need it to actually create its own directory in a folder in the C: drive.   I have attached the script.

Anybody have any ideas on how I can make it create a directory each log dump?


SCRIPT:
(CODE)

Need a script that will create its own directory to dump logs into

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