Copy files in DOS

C:\>copy c:\path\filename d:\path\filename

path being the path to your file.

You can try using 'xcopy' command to do copying. It is much better then using 'copy' command.
For further instruction, key-in this '/?' at the end of the command.

Example:
c:\xcopy . d: /s
Where the :
. for all the files in c:
d: destination
/s copy directories and subdirectories not the empty one

Hope this is helpful to you.

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