Downloaded Program Files - urgent
hi,
When I tried to copy the files from c:\windows\Downloaded Program Files to desktop, i am not able to copy.
Please suggest.
When I tried to copy the files from c:\windows\Downloaded Program Files to desktop, i am not able to copy.
Please suggest.
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Posted by:
pjgeutjens
14 years ago
this is not a "real" folder. Or it is but Windows Explorer isn't showing you everything that's in there. This folder typically contains ActiveX controls
try using Robocopy or even a straight file copy from a command line window.
PJ
try using Robocopy or even a straight file copy from a command line window.
PJ
Posted by:
Yaduveer
14 years ago
When I tried to see in that folder, even if hidden folders option was enabled, I could not see any folder. I blindly put below command.
F:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>copy "C:\windows\Downloaded Program Files\*.*" "C:\Test\"
It worked.
F:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>copy "C:\windows\Downloaded Program Files\*.*" "C:\Test\"
It worked.
Posted by:
Pinky
14 years ago
hi,
I tried the same through command prompt.But it did not work out.It is showing "the system cannot find the path specified"- 0 files copied..
I tried the same through command prompt.But it did not work out.It is showing "the system cannot find the path specified"- 0 files copied..
Posted by:
pjgeutjens
14 years ago
Did you by any chance forget to put quotes around "C:\Windows\Downloaded Program Files\*.*" or any other path containing spaces?
Posted by:
Pinky
14 years ago
no..I gave with quotes..and regd robocopy..it is not supported for win xp..
Posted by:
mekaywe
14 years ago
Traverse through Command Prompt to "Downloaded Program Files" folder. You can view all the files in that particulat folder using command.
Copy those files which you need to any specific location of your interest. Hope this should work :)
Copy those files which you need to any specific location of your interest. Hope this should work :)
Posted by:
MSI*
14 years ago
Hi there,
You need to register file :
regsvr32 C:\winnt\system32\occache.dll to see the content of this folder.
Rgds, MSI*
You need to register file :
regsvr32 C:\winnt\system32\occache.dll to see the content of this folder.
Rgds, MSI*
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