ROBOCOPY and not existing folder "c:\Users\"MyUser"\Documents\My Music"
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ROBOCOPY and not existing folder "c:\Users\"MyUser"\Documents\My Music"
Hello Fellow 7 users,
I have just switched OS to Windows 7, and i am impressed so far.
I want to backup my data on an external harddrive. I would like to use the function ROBOCOPY in the command windows because then i don't have to third party program running all the time. But the copying stops at a folder that it cannot access. The folder is "c:\Users\"MyUser"\Documents\My Music", but the folder doesn't exist in the directory. I have checked the folder with explorer and commando prompt, but its not there.
I have made a screenshot of the failure:

I am using the following command:
REM Starting Syncronizing with external harddrive
cd %0\..\
robocopy "C:\Users\Halberg\Documents" "Backup\Documents" /MIR /ETA
I hope you can help me with this problem.
/Omorashi
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It got solved on an other forum by using this command:
REM Starting Syncronizing with external harddrive
cd %0\..\
robocopy "C:\Users\Halberg\Documents" "Backup\Documents" /MIR /ETA /XJD
Hopefully it can help someone else later on!
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