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I read (Essence I: Batch Processing Room Classic Post Classification Index) and saw the part about copying a file to many folders (with patterns). Now I want to ask, can I copy a specified file to all folders on a specified drive?

[ Last edited by namejm on 2007-3-1 at 06:29 PM ]

dir /s /b /ad D:
This will get all folder paths, and it can be handled with for.... Is it for doing something bad?

Why do people always think about doing bad things? Coming here is originally for discussion. Learning some new things, right? So no matter what, as long as there is a kind heart, one won't do bad things.

Aren't I the one who told you? But do you think it's generally necessary?

desktop.ini? Configuration folder background?

Thanks to the guidance from the person above, I have completed it.
for /f %%i in ('dir /s /a /b /ad e:.') do (copy 99.bat %%i\)

Even if it's copied to each folder, it doesn't matter. It can be deleted by searching, so there's no real harm... Personal opinion :)

Methods are neutral, people are kind, and being eager to learn is always right

Then continue to think, is there a method that can't be deleted. Haha

Why can't it be deleted?

Use system processes and the like, anyway, it's forbidden to access. I don't know either, just see if experts have good methods and tips, let's think together, everyone.

Why is there no expert to give guidance?

Please help everyone. The attachment is to copy files to all subdirectories of drive D. But after running the BAT, it will display copying a file. How to make this prompt not show? Please give your advice from all friends. Thank you in advance here.

Hehe, I also thought about using BAT before, but this is too easy to be discovered and doesn't work. Advanced viruses need file protection instead of hiding. Even if you find the file, you can't delete it.

Thanks

I come to top again, haha. And then ask the experts to help solve it, haha