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Number   :  7148
Date     :  2004-02-04
Author   :  Dan Anderson
Subject  :  Re: File Recovery and backup
Size(KB) :  0


SJarnold wrote Tuesday, February 03, 2004 11:43 AM

> Now, if I create a system disk through XP and boot off that I can get
> a 'C:\>' and I can see all my files and copy them with use of 'copy'
> DOS command to the new drive. Long and tedious.
>
> My question is, will this program work at that command prompt. I
> have tired different versions of XCopy and had no luck with them.
> Also, DOS has a limitation of only going so many directores deep, is
> this going to be a problem with XXCopy?
>

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As you await comments from others:

a) xxcopy would work at the c:\ command prompt if you copy the xxcopy files
to the C drive, but you can also run xxcopy with the xxcopy files on the XP
system disk and simply refer to the c:\ drive as the source to be copied
from.

b) I don't recall seeing any references to xxcopy having limitations
regarding the depth level of directories.


Dan



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