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My computer's operating system is using Windows ME. It is installed on the hard disk (C

.

I want to copy all the contents in the hard disk (C

, including to the USB external hard disk (portable hard disk) (M

.

请问 In the powerful DOS,

(1) How should I use the DOS command to copy all the contents in the C: hard disk all at once to the M: hard disk? I wonder if MS-DOS can do it?

(2) If the above naive idea cannot be done, how should I gradually resolve and eliminate it?

(3) May I ask that Windows ME has a hidden directory (Hidden directories) _RESTORE. How should I change its hidden attribute?

(4) I have once used Xcopy32/e to copy directories with Chinese file names, but if there are hidden files with Desktop configuration settings in the directory, the directory cannot be copied. How should I resolve and eliminate it?

Please, moderator, all experts... do not hesitate to teach.

Can you solve the puzzles one by one for the ignorant little brother me, infinite gratitude, thank you!!

Use Volkov Commander

I'll introduce you to a software. You can completely do it with Ghost software. The specific method is that you can hang your target hard drive on your machine, set your source hard drive as the master drive and the target hard drive as the slave drive on the main board, and boot with the source hard drive. Clone your source disk C in pure DOS. After cloning is complete, you clone the clone file back to your target hard drive. Okay, all the things on your target hard drive are on your target hard drive. Do you understand?

Be more detailed, I don't quite understand. I'm a newbie. Thanks^^

You can copy in Windows ME. Under DOS, you need software.

Floor1　1qaz	Posted 2003-12-12 00:00
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My computer's operating system is using Windows ME. It is installed on the hard disk (C. I want to copy all the contents in the hard disk (C, including to the USB external hard disk (portable hard disk) (M. 请问 In the powerful DOS, (1) How should I use the DOS command to copy all the contents in the C: hard disk all at once to the M: hard disk? I wonder if MS-DOS can do it? (2) If the above naive idea cannot be done, how should I gradually resolve and eliminate it? (3) May I ask that Windows ME has a hidden directory (Hidden directories) _RESTORE. How should I change its hidden attribute? (4) I have once used Xcopy32/e to copy directories with Chinese file names, but if there are hidden files with Desktop configuration settings in the directory, the directory cannot be copied. How should I resolve and eliminate it? Please, moderator, all experts... do not hesitate to teach. Can you solve the puzzles one by one for the ignorant little brother me, infinite gratitude, thank you!!

Floor2　hunome	Posted 2003-12-12 00:00
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Use Volkov Commander

Floor3　zhang_ming	Posted 2004-01-26 00:00
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I'll introduce you to a software. You can completely do it with Ghost software. The specific method is that you can hang your target hard drive on your machine, set your source hard drive as the master drive and the target hard drive as the slave drive on the main board, and boot with the source hard drive. Clone your source disk C in pure DOS. After cloning is complete, you clone the clone file back to your target hard drive. Okay, all the things on your target hard drive are on your target hard drive. Do you understand?

Floor4　小不点	Posted 2004-01-29 00:00
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Be more detailed, I don't quite understand. I'm a newbie. Thanks^^

Floor5　hhhhhh	Posted 2004-01-29 00:00
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You can copy in Windows ME. Under DOS, you need software.