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Are the source locations the same or different?<br />
Assuming different, just setup the source based on the name.<br />
Something like this:<br />
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<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-20-42368263-1"><span>if ($servername -like '*XA65Build1*') {  $Share = '\\server\share1' }</span>
<span>if ($servername -like '*XA65Build2*') {  $Share = '\\server\share2' }</span>
<span> foreach ($file in @('epic.cli','server.bgi') { copy &quot;$share\$file&quot; 'C:\ProgramData\Epic\Config', 'C:\BGInfo' }</span>
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I tried the coding but it first was complaining about a closing ) not being present, I added it but now I am seeing a different type of error<br />
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Sorry - slapped that together. &nbsp;Further details can help fine tune this for you, but here's the correction on the type-o:<br />
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<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-20-42368426-1"><span>if ($servername -like '*XA65Build1*') {  $Share = '\\server\share1' }</span>
<span>if ($servername -like '*XA65Build2*') {  $Share = '\\server\share2' }</span>
<span> foreach ($file in @('epic.cli','server.bgi')) { copy &quot;$share\$file&quot; 'C:\ProgramData\Epic\Config', 'C:\BGInfo' }</span>
</code></pre>
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SirBounty,<br />
<br />
I really appreciate your help, I found that the other error was because I had a space between the @ (.<br />
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I corrected it but now I am seeing that it is stating that the copy-item is having issues, everything from which you have placed looks good from what I can see so I am not sure why it is erroring out at this point.<br />
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Thank you oBdA,<br />
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I went ahead and tested out your script suggestions and it is exactly what I am needing to have done. I am encountering an error where it is not able to find the files. <br />
<br />
I tried taking out the \$ but that was not the problem. I also added a plain text file to the source folders but that was not copied over either. I did validate that all of the files it is looking for are in the C:\Script\CommCon and C:\Script\ClientName folders.<br />
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Thanks again<br />
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Can't reproduce, unless I change line 9 and add some spaces (though the first might be inside $SourceDir as well):<br />

<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-20-42369221-1"><span>$SourcePaths = $SourceFiles | ForEach-Object {&quot;$($SourceDir) \$ ($_)&quot;}</span>
<span>#                                                           ^  ^</span>
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Download the script again, change <b>only</b> the strings inside <b>single</b> quotes, nothing else. Make sure you don't have leading or trailing spaces.
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Thank you again oBdA, there was a trailing space that was causing the problem. It is now working.
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Thank you again ever so much
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I am not an expert on PowerShell and I was asked by my company to come up with a way to do the following: I am not sure how to actually make this happen and was hoping to get some assistance from the experts here at Experts Exchange. Sorry that I am such a Novice. <br />
<br />
1. If the server names contain XA65Build2 then<br />
2. Copy epic.cli and server.bgi from Share Location to C:\ProgramData\Epic\Config<wbr /> and to C:\BGInfo and overwrite if present<br />
3. If the server names contain XA65Build1 then<br />
4. Copy epic.cli and server.bgi from Share Location to C:\ProgramData\Epic\Config<wbr /> and to C:\BGInfo and overwrite if present<br />
<br />
I believe the PowerShell script could be ran from a Task Scheduler upon Startup. Just not sure how to actually make it work.<br />
<br />
Thank you again for your help.<br />
<br />
Brian
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I am not an expert on PowerShell and I was asked by my company to come up with a way to do the following: I am not sure how to actually make this happen and was hoping to get some assistance from the experts here at Experts Exchange. Sorry that I am such a Novice. 

1. If the server names contain XA65Build2 then
2. Copy epic.cli and server.bgi from Share Location to C:\ProgramData\Epic\Config and to C:\BGInfo and overwrite if present
3. If the server names contain XA65Build1 then
4. Copy epic.cli and server.bgi from Share Location to C:\ProgramData\Epic\Config and to C:\BGInfo and overwrite if present

I believe the PowerShell script could be ran from a Task Scheduler upon Startup. Just not sure how to actually make it work.

Thank you again for your help.

Brian

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