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Copy the bak folder to folders such as a001, a002, ……, a009, ……, a010, ……, a100

Seek the advice of all experts

```
@echo off
for /l %%i in (1,1,100) do call :copy_ %%i
goto :eof

:copy_
set num=00%1
set name=a%num:~-3%
copy bak %name%
goto :eof
```

There is a problem with the line "copy bak %name%" in the batch file upstairs. If there are no such folders in this directory originally, it will go wrong!

The owner of the post did not specifically state whether these folders exist. According to the general understanding, they are default to exist; if they do not exist, then it can only be blamed on the owner of the post for not making it clear; for ambiguous questions, no one, no matter who, can solve them perfectly.

I'm sorry, I'm a newbie. I want to save some trouble in actual application, so I come to ask the experts.

I didn't think too much about my question, sorry

```batch
@echo off
for /l %%i in (1,1,100) do call :copy_ %%i
goto :eof

:copy_
set num=00%1
set name=a%num:~-3%
xcopy bak "%name%" /e /i
goto :eof
```

我试过了，可是目标都成了文件，而不是文件夹

我的目的是把ＢＡＫ这个文件夹拷贝到已经存在的文件夹中（a001，a002 ……a100这些目录是已经存在的文件夹）

Hehe, didn't read the question carefully, thought bak was a file, made a mistake. To copy a folder, you should replace copy with xcopy and add appropriate parameters.

Copy the "Documents and Settings" file to the folders A001, A002, A003...A110 folders

[ Last edited by beyoungse on 2007-1-7 at 12:33 PM ]

Copy the "Documents and Settings" file to the folders A001, A002, A003……A110Folder

The NTUSER and NTUSER.DAT files in the Documents and Settings\%username%\ folder are registry - related files, and they cannot be normally copied.

This folder was created by myself, and it only contains a few files created by myself. Boss, help me.

My purpose is to place the user's desktop on a file server, and the user's system is read-only

Just enclose the path with "" when copying, and it can be copied normally

Can you help write it? Operating in the current directory, no need to write the path, right?

I used the above batch processing,
@echo off
for /l %%i in (1,1,100) do call :copy_ %%i
goto :eof

:copy_
set num=00%1
set name=a%num:~-3%
copy Documents and Settings %name%
goto :eof