J
jabadoodle
I'm wondering if there is any way in Windows (or with a free/cheap utility)
to
copy files where, if one or a few files are bad or locked or otherwise can't
be
read....the entire copy doesn't just stop.
I am trying to use right-click, drag-and-drop, then COPY. I'm trying to
copy
an entire directory that has many subdirectories and 100s of files. But if
one or
a few of the files is locked or otherwise unreadable, the copy just stops at
that
file.
In the "old days" i would use XCOPY and it would continue on even if any
one file was not copyable. I could use XCOPY, I suppose, but navigating
and typing the really long directory names is a pain.
Any way to do this in Windows-XP or with a utility?
Thanks,
Gary
to
copy files where, if one or a few files are bad or locked or otherwise can't
be
read....the entire copy doesn't just stop.
I am trying to use right-click, drag-and-drop, then COPY. I'm trying to
copy
an entire directory that has many subdirectories and 100s of files. But if
one or
a few of the files is locked or otherwise unreadable, the copy just stops at
that
file.
In the "old days" i would use XCOPY and it would continue on even if any
one file was not copyable. I could use XCOPY, I suppose, but navigating
and typing the really long directory names is a pain.
Any way to do this in Windows-XP or with a utility?
Thanks,
Gary