xcopy problem

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Kadir Doruk

Hello;

I have a machine installed Win2000 server.
RAM size=1 GB

I want to copy files using xcopy command.
There is a folder that contains too many files.
During the copy operation, sometimes It can't have
a succesful end issuing Insufficent memory.

This is my problem. Thanks anyone who help me for
any favour.
 
Hello;

I have a machine installed Win2000 server.
RAM size=1 GB

I want to copy files using xcopy command.
There is a folder that contains too many files.
During the copy operation, sometimes It can't have
a succesful end issuing Insufficent memory.
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Try installing Service Pack 4.
This is my problem. Thanks anyone who help me for
any favour.
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Jerold Schulman
Windows: General MVP
JSI, Inc.
http://www.jsiinc.com
 
Thanks for your knowledge

I will try this implementation during next week.
Because that problem occurs sometimes, not everytime.
After I can say any feedback to you.

Regards.
 
Yes, I have a background ("real-time") anti-virus
scanner. If this reason raise the "Insufficent memory"
error, what is your suggestions ...? I want my files
without any virus in it, every time (also during copy
operation). What can I do ?

Thanks, for your interest.
 
Kadir Doruk wrote in
Yes, I have a background ("real-time") anti-virus
scanner. If this reason raise the "Insufficent memory"
error, what is your suggestions ...? I want my files
without any virus in it, every time (also during copy
operation). What can I do ?

Thanks, for your interest.
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Well turn it off and see if that really is the problem. If it is, what
you can do will depend on the A-V application. How the real-time
engine works (program or service) and how it can be controlled from
within the batch file. ...
 
Herb Martin wrote in
If that does HAPPEN to be the problem, then try F-Prot
(it's is so inexpensive that it is practically free and works
well) and I never see such problems using Command line with F-Prot
running.
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Just another vote for F-PROT. Used for years... Least intrusive,
lowest impact I've seen (of quite a few A-V products).
 
Thanks , I am happy about your knowledge.
I can use xcopy command without any error now !

Regards.
 
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