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Examplescollapse all Move Files to Current FolderMove files and folders to the current folder by omitting the destination input. Create two folders: the first, mkdir myfiles movefile myfile1.m myfiles mkdir myotherfiles movefile myfile2.m myotherfiles Move movefile myfiles/myfile1.m Set the
current folder to cd myfiles movefile ../myotherfiles Move Files and Folders to New FolderMove files and subfolders whose names begin with Rename FolderCreate the folder mkdir myoldfolder movefile myoldfolder mynewfolder Move File to Read-Only FolderMove the file Create the read-only folder mkdir restricted fileattrib restricted -w Move the file status = movefile('myfile1.m','restricted'); status Move the file [status,message,messageId] = movefile('myfile1.m','restricted','f'); status message = 0x0 empty char array messageId = 0x0 empty char array Input Argumentscollapse all source — File or folder to move character vector | string scalarFile or folder to move, specified as a character vector or string scalar. To move multiple files or folders, use wildcards (*).
Note If destination — File or folder destination character vector | string scalarFile or folder destination, specified as a character vector or string scalar. If Note If Output Argumentscollapse all status — Move status 0 | 1Move status, indicating if the attempt
to move the file or folder is successful, returned as Data Types: msg — Error message character vectorError message, returned as a character vector. If an error or warning occurs, msgID — Error message identifier character vectorError message identifier, returned as a character vector. If an error or warning occurs, Version HistoryIntroduced before R2006a expand all R2020a: Wildcard expression *.* on UNIX platforms matches only files that have an extensionStarting in R2020a, on UNIX® platforms, the wildcard expression Which of the following Windows commands will delete the files and directories at the destination location that no longer exist at the source location?Correct. The robocopy (robust file copy) utility is similar to xcopy but offers many more options. One feature of robocopy not found in xcopy is the ability to delete the files and directories at the destination location that no longer exist at the source location using the /purge parameter.
What command can be used to scan for Windows installations not stored in the BCD?The bootrec command will search for Windows installations not included in the BCD and then ask you if you'd like to add one or more to it. You should see one of the following messages at the command line. Scanning all disks for Windows installations.
What are reasons to uninstall software you no longer use?Uninstalling unused or unwanted programs can help your computer in various ways. By uninstalling these programs you will be, Adding hard drive space. Increasing computer speed – By removing programs you're not using, they won't have access to run in your background; therefore, increasing PC speeds.
What Windows 10 utility allows you to create a backup schedule that can include any folder?Although there are many third-party utilities that you can use, Windows 10 ships with the legacy "Backup and Restore" experience, which allows you to create full backups automatically at regular intervals.
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