Wednesday, November 4, 2009

I bought two computers, one has the basic software......?

that it came with and I gave it to my mom. The other has lots of additional software loaded on it and I have access to the internet.



Due to viruses and spyware/adware/malware, my computer now has corrupted files which cannot be accessed or I have deleted. I know how to remove the additional software that I have loaded, so that I can reinstall it later. When the two computers were purchased they were identical, so the only difference is the added software. But I have two questions: How can I use the DOS command "copy c:\ a:\" to copy all the files in the multi-layer directories without having to go through all the layers and copy each directory separately? And if this is impossible or too difficult, how can I link them via cable to copy the one's contents to the other? (I don't have the Windows Installation disc or it wouldn't be a problem.) I have found a reputable computer support business that is local and they will do it for $119 if I provide the driver files.



I bought two computers, one has the basic software......?avast



I am assuming you are wanting to do a



C:\%26gt;copy c:*.* a:



?



A: being the location of the directory you are wanting to copy information to?



I have never wanted to copy from the DOS prompt though, I have always just created a Network Connection with share priveleges and used a Crossover Cable for just 2 boxes, or used a hub to connect the two computers.

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