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Thanks for your Help ... which one you think is better to chose xcopy or to keep it as move command ?

Thanks for your help This is what I came with !! but it's not working as it suppose to ... it looks fine for me !! ---------------------------------------------- @echo off echo This Tool will copy your files quickly from one account to another. @echo off echo enter your old account name. set /p variable1= echo You have entered : %variable1% @echo off echo enter your new account name. set /p variable2= echo You have entered : %variable2% pause MOVE /y "%homedrive%Documents and Settings\%variable1%" "%homedrive%Documents and Settings\%variable2%" --------------------------- Anybody can add something to fix it Thanks

Hello there ... I'm lost & I need help. Please I need help with my batch file ... My knowledge is really basic ... I need help ... I'm willing to make a basic batch file which will prompt the user to type the old account name and the new account and copy the files and overwrite the duplicates ... incase if one of the users of windows is willing to change his account due to some problems with his current account he can make new one and then copy all files to it. is this possible ??? this is what I have done ! echo This Batch file will help you moving your files from your old account to the new one quickly ! puse move /y "C:\Documents and Settings\old C:\Documents and Settings\new" @echo I have no idea how to make the input for the account names ?????????? Please Help me ? Thanks