How do I use robocopy to run a powershell elevated copy with spaces in the directory names?
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If you find a better question that encompasses my situation, please let me know. I haven't found my case yet.
I tried running an elevated powershell command with:
powershell -command "somecommand -Verb runas"
as
powershell -command "robocopy \\hostess\blab\foo 'C:\Program Files\foo ' /s /e /r:0 /z -Verb runas"
The robocopy part works by itself but then adding powershell causes:
ERROR : Invalid Parameter #7 : "-Verb"
1 answers
solution1
0 ACCPTED 2020-10-01 18:51:39
The verb is a parameter of powershell executable and not part of the command parameter
powershell -command "robocopy \\hostess\blab\foo 'C:\Program Files\foo ' /s /e /r:0 /z" -Verb runas
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