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by thechas
Windows 2K has even less DOS command support than W95 had.
Here is an alternate utility.
http://www.xxcopy.com/index.html#contents
As far as I know, this works the same way as xcopy, only better.
Chas
by glenn
by opatzg9
by glenn
by mike jones
I suspect that you are getting file permission errors. You have to tell the task scheduler which ID to run under I think and I suspect that the ID's that it is running with doesn't have enough privelages to copy the files.
Go to the command prompt and run the file in a window so you can see what the error message being reported is.
I also think that you need to use xopy32 not just xcopy.
by smlandau
I have been using Windows 2000 for quite a while
and find the standard XCOPY command works fine. Try running it in a DOS window with some test files and directories and note if any error messages come up. Also, make sure you are using the correctswitches......
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