I speak of the command prompt, whose roots lie in DOS, that antique operating system of the 1980s. ... Now let’s take a look at a ROBOCOPY command: ROBOCOPY . E:DAN /MIR.

For now, Folder2 is empty. Let's say I want to copy one of these files. I can do that with robocopy using the line robocopy C:1 C:2. This is the simplest way robocopy can be used. Before seeing each ...

I am using the following command line. robocopy h sqlbackups \\nas2\sqlbackups\ServerName /e /copyall /log+: ... I am new to robocopy and I am not familiar with all the command line switches.

Check the path on the command line. You'll see the new "Documents" folder just appears like that in the explorer while having whatever you set as its correct path.