/F Displays full source and destination filenames while copying, including both the drive and
the path. Normally, XCopy displays only the filenames. This feature often comes in handy when
diagnosing problems with complex batch files because it shows precisely where XCopy copies
each file.
/L Displays a list of files that XCopy would copy, without actually copying them. This is a
diagnostic mode where you can log the files and verify that the command line syntax produces
the desired result.
/G Copies encrypted files to a destination that doesn??™t support encryption. This is a Windowsspecific
command line switch. The resulting destination files are unencrypted when you complete
the copy, so using this command line switch can result in a security hole in your system.
/H Copies any files marked hidden or system. Normally, XCopy only copies the files without
these attributes since hidden and system files are normally associated with operating system
requirements (they aren??™t data files).
/R Forces XCopy to overwrite read-only files. Normally, XCopy won??™t overwrite read-only
files to preserve their content.
/T Creates the directory structure, but doesn??™t copy any of the files.
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