drive to an empty (but formatted) one. Tried it in a dos prompt using the 'copy' command, but it only does the first directory, none of the folders. What command do i need? or do i need to use something else??
in winblows explorer: go to source drive ctrl + a ctrl + c go to destination drive ctrl + v or has it got to be in dos?
Yea but you need certain switches to copy everything. i can't quite remember what they are as i did it on my work experiance in high school But i think its /s /e /r /c /h /k. the e could be an a tho i can't remember Death
xcopy *.* /s d: assuming: you are in the root c:\ where d: is your destination drive Why not doing it in Windows?
I use the Maxtor drive copy. It works and i know my stuff got copyed correctly. Every time i try xcopy or some other dos command, it seems to miss some of the system files or somthing becuase my source drive will have a larger file size total than the new drive.