Hello. I would like to know if there is a command in CMD that starts copying certain files (e.g. from CD) to a specific path on the hard drive. If this is the case, please give an example.

Type (in the open CMD): copy /? or xcopy /?

Give a specific command if I want to copy the file from D: \ xxx \ xxx.exe to the folder C: \ yyy \

Was it so hard to find in google?

Hehe, I wanted to write it to him, but it's probably about extracting all the files (* .exe) from the entire cd. xcopy d: \ *. exe / ec: \ yyy \

CMD Command: Copy Files from CD to Specific Path on Hard Drive (Example Included)

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#1 5832346 08 Dec 2008 11:44

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Hello. I would like to know if there is a command in CMD that starts copying certain files (e.g. from CD) to a specific path on the hard drive. If this is the case, please give an example.
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#2 5832380 08 Dec 2008 11:58

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5832380 08 Dec 2008 11:58

Type (in the open CMD):

copy /?

or

xcopy /?
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#3 5832441 08 Dec 2008 12:21

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Give a specific command if I want to copy the file from D: \ xxx \ xxx.exe to the folder C: \ yyy \
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copy D:\xxx\xxx.exe C:\yyy\
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Was it so hard to find in google?
#6 5832470 08 Dec 2008 12:31

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Thanks for the help
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Kolobos wrote:
copy D: \ xxx \ xxx.exe C: \ yyy \

Hehe, I wanted to write it to him, but it's probably about extracting all the files (* .exe) from the entire cd.

xcopy d: \ *. exe / ec: \ yyy \
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The discussion revolves around using CMD commands to copy files from a CD to a specific path on a hard drive. Users inquire about the appropriate commands, with examples provided for both single file and multiple file copying. The command `copy D:xxxxxx.exe C:yyy` is suggested for copying a specific executable file, while `xcopy D:*.exe C:yyy` is recommended for extracting all executable files from the CD to the designated folder.
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