Windows 10: Robocopy always giving error code 123 during copy

I am getting an error code 123 0x0000007B when trying to use Robocopy on administrator command line when copying a photo from C:\ drive into a mapped network drive. The network mapped network drive is an internal storage of my android phone. I am using webdav server from The Olive tree to mount of my android's internal storage to the mapped network drive. 2023/01/11 19:25:21 ERROR 123 0x0000007B Accessing Source Directory C:\Users\username\Desktop\s8 import pics\photos app\anQoPxo1rMWeg-q0Rt5UlqfiYRc=1659734092851_IMG-20191105-WA0028.jpg\ The filename, directory name, or volume label syn

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Robocopy Error 2 - copyying folder in dropbox

I have successfully created and used the following batch file in windows10

robocopy C:\Users\Julie\Documents\Test C:\Users\Julie\Documents\accounts-backup
pause

However when I run the batch below to copy the contents of a folder in Dropbox I get

ERROR 2 (0x00000002) Accessing Source Directory C:\Users\Julie\Dropbox\accounts\
The system cannot find the file specified.

robocopy C:\Users\Julie\Dropbox\accounts C:\Users\Julie\Documents\accounts-backup
pause

Any suggestions to resolve this

 

Windows 10 Pro - Robocopy Access Denied Error - But Files still Copy

Hello User. Seems like it is simply a bug with the script maybe. From the solutions I found, you have to take ownership of the files you are copying over or the file you are copying into and the error screen will not show up. And also giving administrator
permissions.

Reference:
https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1739344-...

Some other solutions I found: The "Access is denied" message can be issued by robocopy (and other command line tools) when a file has an NTFS stream that tags the file as having been downloaded from the Internet or copied from a share.

And Chicojrman1 on technet suggested: Just run the same robocopy command a second time to effectively do an incremental, it will scan through and only copy files that have been updated or are new.

Reference:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/ie/...

 

Robocopy vs Copy-paste

Actually, that command won't list files that are not being copied BUT it lists all the directories that it traverses. To suppress that. simply tack on a /NDL (No Directory Listing).

In the sample output below, note that the folder I am mirroring has 820 directories and 2708 files. The folders are already synced so not a single file or directory is displayed in the output.

Code: