How to copy a file to multiple folders on Windows 10

I want to create a script using xcopy that allows me to copy multiple user folders (documents, downloads, desktop, favs, app data) to a single ...

Copies files and directories, including subdirectories. For examples of how to use this command, see Examples.

Type HELP XCOPY or XCOPY /? from the command line and you will see all the options available. You can try the /EXCLUDE: option.

You can always type xcopy /? on a command prompt for help. From the looks of what you're trying to accomplish, I would say you want to copy ...

I am trying to use a CMD command prompt to copy a big file (1.5G) from one location to multiple destinations at the same time.

1. Select the files you wish to copy from it's Source folder and right-click on it and choose Copywhiz–>Copy as shown below.

Xcopy: Xcopy is a command-line tool included in Windows. While it's reliable for bulk file copying, it can be intimidating for non-technical users ...

I have an HTML file that I need to copy from one directory to multiple other directories. That itself seems pretty straightforward.

I've a bat file that I run once a week, it has 6 xcopy commands to copy log files from servers to a back up folder, one command per server.

Xcopy syntax for multiple source directories. Can someone show me a sample xcopy command to copy C:-Directory1 and C:-Directory2 to a destination directory?