Windows command prompt
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Copying files off Windows using only the command prompt
c: or d: or e: or z: or other letter with : = to change between different drives and USB drive dir = to check the content of the folder (what files and folders are in it) dir /s = to check the size of the folder you are in cd "name of the folder" = to open a folder cd .. = to leave the folder(go one level up) To copy a file: xcopy "name of the file" "full address of the destination where you want to copy it" To copy a folder with subfolders: xcopy "Name of the folder" "full address of the destination where you want to copy it" /s /i
