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Not sure if it matters but, are you using capital letters for the switches?<br />
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what's the error you get?
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Not sure if it matters but, are you using capital letters for the switches?

what's the error you get?

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As commented above it should work.<br />
Please post the screenshot of the error.
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As commented above it should work.
Please post the screenshot of the error.

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Glad to know you sorted by yourself
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FWIW, you can also use PUSHD and POPD, which maps the drive letter to the path and makes it current. Then, POPD releases the mapped drive.<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-42348848-1">pushd &quot;\\serverName\path1\path2&quot;
Xcopy . &quot;C:\programs\pathlocal1\pathlocal2&quot; /s /e /y
popd</code></pre>
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FWIW, you can also use PUSHD and POPD, which maps the drive letter to the path and makes it current. Then, POPD releases the mapped drive.



pushd "\\serverName\path1\path2"
Xcopy . "C:\programs\pathlocal1\pathlocal2" /s /e /y
popd

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After a little more troubleshooting and research I was able to find the solution
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After a little more troubleshooting and research I was able to find the solution

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Hi.<br />
I'm might be missing something here.<br />
However, we use a batch file that easily does a<br />
Xcopy &quot;\\serverName\path1\path2\<wbr />*&quot; &quot;C:\programs\pathlocal1\pa<wbr />thlocal2&quot; /s /e /y<br />
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On widows 7<br />
But doesn't work on<br />
Windows 10.<br />
<br />
Am I missing some basic understanding here.<br />
<br />
I guess I could just map it but wanted to understand why it works in windows7 but doesn't work in windows10<br />
<br />
Thank you
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Hi.
I'm might be missing something here.
However, we use a batch file that easily does a
Xcopy "\\serverName\path1\path2\*" "C:\programs\pathlocal1\pathlocal2" /s /e /y

On widows 7
But doesn't work on
Windows 10.

Am I missing some basic understanding here.

I guess I could just map it but wanted to understand why it works in windows7 but doesn't work in windows10

Thank you

Accessing uNC paths from CMD line/bat file

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