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With that statement, you are trying to move a folder into a sub-folder. &nbsp;Do you really want to move all the files into the sub-folder?
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With that statement, you are trying to move a folder into a sub-folder.  Do you really want to move all the files into the sub-folder?

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Yes. Into the sub-folder &quot;Old&quot;
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You can't move a folder into a subfolder. &nbsp;You have to specify the files in the folder and move them into the subfolder.<br />
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mlmcc
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You can't move a folder into a subfolder.  You have to specify the files in the folder and move them into the subfolder.

mlmcc

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That script does not nothing. :(
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The code did the requested question
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Hello, I have the following code but i am getting access denied.<br />
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I need to move everything from &quot;C:\ArchiveDocs\DocImageEx<wbr />ports\Serv<wbr />icing&quot; into &quot;C:\ArchiveDocs\DocImageEx<wbr />ports\Serv<wbr />icing\Old&quot;<wbr /><br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-29077372-1">Move-Item -Path &quot;C:\ArchiveDocs\DocImageExports\Servicing&quot; -Destination &quot;C:\ArchiveDocs\DocImageExports\Servicin
g\Old&quot;</code></pre>
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Error:<br />

<pre><code id="code-10-29077372-2">Move-Item : Access to the path 'C:\ArchiveDocs\DocImageExports\Servicing' is denied.</code></pre>
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Thanks for your help
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Hello, I have the following code but i am getting access denied.

I need to move everything from "C:\ArchiveDocs\DocImageExports\Servicing" into "C:\ArchiveDocs\DocImageExports\Servicing\Old"

(CODE)

Error:
(CODE)

Thanks for your help

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