W7 Run Xcopy as administor

[peacepuppy]

Hello,

I have to move a file with windows 7 to the "system32" folder. but it dont work with copy.
Can some one help or tell mee what is do wrong?

What i have is:

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ECHO OFF

xcopy "File.txt" "C:\windows\system32"

CLS

[MrSelfDestruct]

Well it is like you said, it has to run with admin rights.

Right click Command Prompt -> Run as administrator

[peacepuppy]

That doesn't work, i already tried that.

[jason2074]

Have you tried going into safemode?
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/how-to-delete-a-system-file-in-windows-vista/

[marylane]

C:\>dir winturbo.bat
 Volume in drive C has no label.
 Volume Serial Number is 0652-E41D

 Directory of C:\

05/11/2010  11:59 PM               125 winturbo.bat
               1 File(s)            125 bytes
               0 Dir(s)  294,063,489,024 bytes free

C:\>copy winturbo.bat  C:\windows\system32\
        1 file(s) copied.

C:\>cd C:\windows\system32\

C:\Windows\System32>dir winturbo.bat
 
 Volume Serial Number is 0652-E41D

 Directory of C:\Windows\System32

05/11/2010  11:59 PM               125 winturbo.bat
               1 File(s)            125 bytes
               0 Dir(s)  294,063,489,024 bytes free

C:\Windows\System32>

[Salmon Trout]

...

Why are you still here?

[peacepuppy]

Have you tried going into safemode?
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/how-to-delete-a-system-file-in-windows-vista/

I dont work, i have to place a file in to the system32 folder.. i dont have to remove er replace a file.

[MrSelfDestruct]

Run it without @echo off and cls so we can see the error message. Hard to tell what's wrong otherwise.

[spockrates]

Hello,

I have to move a file with windows 7 to the "system32" folder. but it dont work with copy.
Can some one help or tell mee what is do wrong?

What i have is:

Code: [Select]

ECHO OFF

xcopy "File.txt" "C:\windows\system32"

CLS

What flavor of Windows 7 is it (Home, Ultimate, etc.) and is it 32-bit or 64-bit?

[peacepuppy]

Echo off dont help's.. the command screen close to fast..

U run windows 7 Prof 64bits

[Salmon Trout]

Echo off dont help's.. the command screen close to fast..

Don't run the batch from Windows Explorer. Open a command window, navigate to the folder and run the batch by typing its name.

[peacepuppy]

Don't run the batch from Windows Explorer. Open a command window, navigate to the folder and run the batch by typing its name.

Oke i have done that and i got the error:

permission denied

[Salmon Trout]

Oke i have done that and i got the error:

permission denied

Well, now you know why you can't move that file to the system32 folder. This is normal for a system folder in Windows 7. Why do you want to put the file in that folder? I don't think it is really called "file.txt", now is it? 

[peacepuppy]

Well, now you know why you can't move that file to the system32 folder. This is normal for a system folder in Windows 7. Why do you want to put the file in that folder? I don't think it is really called "file.txt", now is it? 

No i have to move a image(.BMP) in to the system32 with a batch file.

Is there no way that i can copy it as administror so that i got the premision?

[Salmon Trout]

Well, if you learn how to spell administrator that would be a start. Why don't you login as such?