Vista Boot up Fails

[maynardvdm]

Hi

 

CD <- change directory

MD <- make directory

RD <- remove directory

copy <- what it says

dir <- list files in current directory

[Neter]

Hi

 

CD <- change directory

MD <- make directory

RD <- remove directory

copy <- what it says

dir <- list files in current directory

Great! How do I tell it to copy from c: and add to jump drive?

[spanky]

help

 

HI ALL I AM NEW AND DONT KNOW HOW TO START A NEW THREAD SO HAVE HIT QUOTE ON THIS THREAD ............SORRY FOR THE INTERRUPTION BUT HOW DO YOU START A NEW THREAD?

 

CHEERS

 

K

[maynardvdm]

Hi

 

What is the question then i'll move it to the proper section?

 

look here: Computer Support Forums - FreePCHelp.co.uk - FAQ: General Forum Usage

[Neter]

HI ALL I AM NEW AND DONT KNOW HOW TO START A NEW THREAD SO HAVE HIT QUOTE ON THIS THREAD ............SORRY FOR THE INTERRUPTION BUT HOW DO YOU START A NEW THREAD?

 

CHEERS

 

K

There is a button just beneath the last post and above the reply box on the left side that says add new post. Good luck (I just figured that out yesterday)

[maynardvdm]

Great! How do I tell it to copy from c: and add to jump drive?

 

Here is a good tutorial

 

Introduction to the Windows Command Prompt

[snow]

Try this:

 

robocopy X:\EXAMPLE\ Y:\BACKUP\ /MIR

 

This will mirror the contents of X:\EXAMPLE to Y:\BACKUP. Replace X\EXAMPLE with the path to the directory you want to save, and Y:\ with the letter of your USB stick, and give it a try.

 

WARNING:

 

It will MIRROR the directory; DELETING anything that isn't in the original directory. Do this preferably with a blank USB drive.