xcopy problem

[Kadir Doruk]

Hello;

I have a machine installed Win2000 server.
RAM size=1 GB

I want to copy files using xcopy command.
There is a folder that contains too many files.
During the copy operation, sometimes It can't have
a succesful end issuing Insufficent memory.

This is my problem. Thanks anyone who help me for
any favour.

 

[Jerold Schulman]

Hello;

I have a machine installed Win2000 server.
RAM size=1 GB

I want to copy files using xcopy command.
There is a folder that contains too many files.
During the copy operation, sometimes It can't have
a succesful end issuing Insufficent memory.

Try installing Service Pack 4.

This is my problem. Thanks anyone who help me for
any favour.

Jerold Schulman
Windows: General MVP
JSI, Inc.
http://www.jsiinc.com

 

[Kadir Doruk]

-----Original Message-----

Try installing Service Pack 4.



Jerold Schulman
Windows: General MVP
JSI, Inc.
http://www.jsiinc.com
.

Altough I installed SP 4 yesterday , still I suffer
about this problem.

 

[Kadir Doruk]

Thanks for your knowledge

I will try this implementation during next week.
Because that problem occurs sometimes, not everytime.
After I can say any feedback to you.

Regards.

 

[Kadir Doruk]

Yes, I have a background ("real-time") anti-virus
scanner. If this reason raise the "Insufficent memory"
error, what is your suggestions ...? I want my files
without any virus in it, every time (also during copy
operation). What can I do ?

Thanks, for your interest.

 

[Mark V]

Kadir Doruk wrote in

Yes, I have a background ("real-time") anti-virus
scanner. If this reason raise the "Insufficent memory"
error, what is your suggestions ...? I want my files
without any virus in it, every time (also during copy
operation). What can I do ?

Thanks, for your interest.

Well turn it off and see if that really is the problem. If it is, what
you can do will depend on the A-V application. How the real-time
engine works (program or service) and how it can be controlled from
within the batch file. ...

 

[Mark V]

Herb Martin wrote in

If that does HAPPEN to be the problem, then try F-Prot
(it's is so inexpensive that it is practically free and works
well) and I never see such problems using Command line with F-Prot
running.

[ ]

Just another vote for F-PROT. Used for years... Least intrusive,
lowest impact I've seen (of quite a few A-V products).

 

[Kadir Doruk]

Thanks , I am happy about your knowledge.
I can use xcopy command without any error now !

Regards.