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This command, among others
The problem may be the space in your destination path. Here are a few solutions:
Good luck!
This command, among others
Ok, tried a combo of both your suggestions. I also changed the name of my target drive to remove a space, just calling it Data. So here's what I typed (up to RootDirectory, then dragged [drug?] my destination folder), and the resulting error, which is the same as what I got before.
I get the _exact_ same problem
When I try to issue the command line using "defaults" (with an 's'), the confirmation prompt comes back using "default" (with no 's'), and then I'm told I have too many parameters. |
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