To get started with robocopy, open up a Windows command prompt or PowerShell and type robocopy /?. You are soon inundated with all of the options available: We're not going to get too crazy in this ...

You could also add a "/V /FP" to your robocopy command to see if it's even touching it and hopefully, if it is, see why it's not deleting it. It's not part of a DFS/FRS volume, is it?

I had /have a Robocopy Script that was setup to copy files from a Workgroup computer to a Domain shared network Folder that was working for about 2 weeks but isn't now. Is there a Robocopy Script ...

Robocopy is one of the Win2003 resource kit tools and the replacement for xcopy in Vista. If you're not into using the command line, hit the link for more on the Robocoby GUI. Thanks, Kevin!

Hence in the Vista and 2008 versions of Robocopy, there's an option to ensure security changes are replicated by using the SECFIX switch on the command line.