Windows CMD Copy Command

CMD Copy Command 

in this article your going to learn copy commands but remember to practice all of commands with your windows computer.

Copy a Single File

To copy a single file from one location to another:

bash
copy C:\path\to\file.txt D:\path\to\destination

Example:

bash
copy C:\Users\John\Documents\file.txt D:\Backup


Copy Multiple Files
To copy all files of a specific type (e.g., .txt files):
bash
copy C:\path\to\*.txt D:\path\to\destination
Example:
bash
copy C:\Users\John\Documents\*.jpg D:\Photos


Copy a Directory
Use the xcopy command to copy entire folders:
bash

xcopy [source_folder] [destination_folder] /E /H /C /I
Flags:
/E: Copy all subdirectories (including empty ones).
/H: Copy hidden and system files.
/C: Continue even if errors occur.
/I: Assume the destination is a directory.
Example:
bash
xcopy C:\Users\John\Documents D:\Backup /E /H /C /I