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When I run a robocopy batch file that reads:
robocopy "C:\Users\mgo\Documents" "E:\Documents backup on the UltraBay drive" /mir
the destination folder gets renamed to "E:\My documents" WHY? How to keep that from happening? What arguments can I use to preserve the destination folder name?
This only happens when doing robocopy from a SYSTEM folder (My documents, My pictures, etc) but not when I create a non-system folder and copy the contents to a non-system destination folder that I created. Then the destination folder name does not change. Obviously, it's a Library/System folder thing...
1I tried this out, it works. you can also go in after the copy and delete the desktop.ini file manually. It's a hidden system file so you have to change your view settings. – Doltknuckle – 2014-05-13T17:49:21.190