XCOPY source [destination]
1) Be sure you have 2 SD Card Reader one is the source and the other is the target (destination) like the one below.
Take note of the assigned drive of the SD Card reader your computer will assign to both card readers and where you will place the original (source) SD Card and the one you want to copy to (Destination)
2) Using Windows invoke a command prompt (cmd) ; one way of doing this is to open the window task manager then File -> New Task (Run) ; Window will pop out (Create New Task) -> then type CMD then press ENTER
3) At the command prompt type in the command
xcopy source [Destination] /H /I /C /K /E /R /Y
> then press Enter
eg. xcopy e:\ f:\ /H /I /C /K /E /R /Y
Where in
a) e:\ is the source (the one SD Card you are copying from)
b) f:\ is the destination (the other SD Card you want to copy to)
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XCOPY source [destination]
1) Be sure you have 2 SD Card Reader one is the source and the other is the target (destination) like the one below.
Take note of the assigned drive of the SD Card reader your computer will assign to both card readers and where you will place the original (source) SD Card and the one you want to copy to (Destination)
2) Using Windows invoke a command prompt (cmd) ; one way of doing this is to open the window task manager then File -> New Task (Run) ; Window will pop out (Create New Task) -> then type CMD then press ENTER
3) At the command prompt type in the command
xcopy source [Destination] /H /I /C /K /E /R /Y
> then press Enter
eg. xcopy e:\ f:\ /H /I /C /K /E /R /Y
Where in
a) e:\ is the source (the one SD Card you are copying from)
b) f:\ is the destination (the other SD Card you want to copy to)
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