I am trying to map network and copy files to D:BackupSql_Backup?How can I sue this with spaces in my folders
net use R: \000.00.0.00Program FilesMicrosoft SQL ServerMSSQLBACKUP"
cd
echo off
R:
cd
Xcopy . /D /I /F /E /Y D:BackupSql_Backup
net use R: /delete /y
exit
I have a network using windows home server 1, with 3 computers hooked up to it. Two of them work fine but the 3rd computer cannot successfully copy a file to the network. However, I can copy a file from the network to computer 3.This started suddenly about a week ago and there were no driver updates or anything changed that would cause this. When I copy a file from the network to computer 3 I get about 80mb/second. When I try the reverse, it pauses and after about 5 seconds I get a message saying:There is a problem accessing \serverserverfolder. Make sure you are connected to the network and try again.If I try to copy a small file of a few megabytes it will copy though.
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