It almost sounds as if the command line is getting confused with your use of ” – could you double check they are all in the correct place for your paths?

I’ve tried from a 2003 robocopy /e /zb /copyall /purge /xo /r:3 /w:5 “\TsclientCsymfony webscomplet” “C:symfony webscomplet”

but is not working saying that

Source : \TsclientCsymfony webscomplet” C:symfony
Dest : C:Program FilesWindows Resource KitsToolswebscomplet”

which is like a bug I think !

I;ve manged to make it work without blank in folder name !!!

First things first, open up a command prompt (Go to the Start Menu, Run… and type in “cmd” in the box)

Now Type in the command you’ve put in your batch file and hit return – this will allow you to see any errors that are popping up.

One of the things to watch are the quotes around the paths – if they’re not there then the robocopy command won’t work as expected.

Paul.

This looks really useful. I tried everything to get this to work, but to no avail. The command line screen pops up for a fraction of a sec and then dissapears (so I can’t see if and what the problem might be.

Any idea?

Many thanks

Jason