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How Do You Copy Files In Command Prompt?

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How Do You Copy Files In Command Prompt?

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• Open an Command Prompt window by pressing the Windows+R keys on the keyboard and typing in “cmd” or go to Start>All Programs>Accessories>Command Prompt Type into the terminal window, which normally has a black background, the copy command. • For this you will have to know at least 2 things: The full path to the file and the full path of the folder you want to copy it to. If the file was C:\Folder1\CopyMe.exe and you wanted to copy it to your desktop (C:\Users\YourUsername\Desktop\) you would enter the command “copy C:\Folder1\CopyMe.exe C:\Users\YourUsername\Desktop\” without the quotes.