Windows 10: Can robocopy be User stopped?

I have a .wav file that is obviously hozed that I'm trying to robocopy. I didn't add any /r or /w switch information to the command line. I did add a /zb and /log+ switch. Is it possible to gracefully exit robocopy re-/save the job file with more reasonable /r and /s switch parameters and re-run the job where it left off?

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Can robocopy be User stopped?

Hello,

Thanks for reaching out! I'm Microsoft user like you.

I am Sorry to say that If you exit or stop current Robocopy Job then you have start it again with these parameter for a new Robocopy Job.

In case of additional questions, reach out back to me, and I will be happy to help and try our best to resolve your issue.

Best Regards,

Prakash

 

Can robocopy be User stopped?

I have a .wav file that is obviously hozed that I'm trying to robocopy. I didn't add any /r or /w switch information to the command line. I did add a /zb and /log+ switch. Is it possible to gracefully exit robocopy re-/save the job file with more reasonable /r and /s switch parameters and re-run the job where it left off?

 

Robocopy copies folders not in Documents to my backup Documents folder on 2nd drive.

Two things:

• You must surroound your folder names with double quotes:
  
  robocopy "C:\Users\my name\Documents . . ." "D:\Dropbox\my name\Documents
  . . ."
• Robocopy often hides target folders, causing users to think they are missing. Look for hidden folders.