how to move folders to another folder in command line [closed]
I want to move everything in batch folder to previous folder including all folders in batch but this command only moves files, not folders
move S:\Study\Study\batch\* S:\Study\Study\ 2 1 Answer
it can be done using for /r or more easily using xcopy /e to copy the entire directory tree, including empty ones, and then deleting the original directory:
solution 1: internal command
for /r source %a in (.) do @move %a destinationnotes
- source can be absolute or relative path to the directory
- destination should be the name of new non-existing directory, else the directory itself (root) will be moved into the existing directory
solution 2: external command
xcopy /e source destination
rmdir /s /q sourcenotes
- the command is executed by
%windir%\system32\xcopy.exeexecutable file - if destination does not exist, the user will be prompted whether destination specifies file (f) or directory (d) name