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command to move folders?

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Only I what to know what command I need to move a folder..

I what to move:

move %systemdrive%\driverz\ %systemdrive%\windows\

I try that command but it did not work?


You can make it SFX file and put this in your comment

.SFX:

;The comment below contains SFX script commands

Path=.\%systemroot%\

SavePath

Silent=1

Overwrite=1

so when you can call it from your (runonceex or winnt.sif)

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You can make it SFX file and put this in your comment

.SFX:

;The comment below contains SFX script commands

Path=.\%systemroot%\

SavePath

Silent=1

Overwrite=1

so when you can call it from your (runonceex or winnt.sif)

I what to move the folders dont need SFX file..

Windows Setup unpacks the drivers to that folder... I just what to move the folder once windows is install...

You may have to use the make directory command and then use copy or xcopy commands to complete you task.

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You may have to use the make directory command and then use copy or xcopy commands to complete you task.

I done it now

move %systemdrive%\driverz %systemdrive%\windows\

@Bâshrat the Sneaky

Thanks for the distinction. I'll take note.

@CrashUK

Glad you worked it out.

It should work this way unless some files or folders inside driverz are in use by your system:

move %systemdrive%\driverz %systemroot%

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