DOS COMMAND for making BOOTABLE HD COPY

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  • MrMaxwell
    Too lazy to set a custom title
    • Jul 2005
    • 10057
    #1

    DOS COMMAND for making BOOTABLE HD COPY

    I'd like one which actually fucking WORKS under Windows7, please...
    Need to be able to copy it out to a path, not just a drive letter, too....
    Would like it to delete files that no longer exist and update files, the whole bit.. basically make a mirror fucking copy without doing the whole drive every time

    PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS BEFORE I BREAK THINGS
    Well someone breaking things would only amuse you so..

    Just please give me some DOS help .. you know you DOS dinosaurs would love to impart some good old dos wisdom, any way

    All I want is something I can put into a .bat file that will run on startup
    Last edited by MrMaxwell; 09-24-2009, 01:51 AM.
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    • okny
      Confirmed User
      • Aug 2002
      • 5761
      #2
      Originally posted by MrMaxwell
      I'd like one which actually fucking WORKS under Windows7, please...
      Need to be able to copy it out to a path, not just a drive letter, too....
      Would like it to delete files that no longer exist and update files, the whole bit.. basically make a mirror fucking copy without doing the whole drive every time

      PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS BEFORE I BREAK THINGS
      Well someone breaking things would only amuse you so..

      Just please give me some DOS help .. you know you DOS dinosaurs would love to impart some good old dos wisdom, any way

      All I want is something I can put into a .bat file that will run on startup
      I suggest you just break things and get it over with

      You knew that was coming...
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        • MrMaxwell
          Too lazy to set a custom title
          • Jul 2005
          • 10057
          #3
          I found software for this, but I don't think any of it deletes files that aren't there anymore when doing routine backups.. Is there a good command that WORKS or a freeware program that'll do it for me?

          Say I have a drive with files x y and z.. backup the drive to "D".. then delete x and add b..
          Next time I backup I want it to delete x from d and add b to d and leave y and z alone
          Or if I've made changes to y or z I want them to be updated/replaced

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            • irbobo
              Confirmed User
              • Dec 2005
              • 410
              #4
              I think xcopy does the best job http://www.computerhope.com/xcopyhlp.htm

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                • irbobo
                  Confirmed User
                  • Dec 2005
                  • 410
                  #5
                  erm for windows 7 try http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robocopy

                  also check

                  http://www.zdnet.com.au/blogs/snorag...9291041,00.htm

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                    • pornguy
                      Too lazy to set a custom title
                      • Mar 2003
                      • 62912
                      #6
                      Windows has done soooo many things to help us, they just keep making it harder and harder.
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                        • tranza
                          ICQ: 197-556-237
                          • Jun 2003
                          • 57559
                          #7
                          Bump for DOS addicted.
                          I'm just a newbie.

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