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Long filenames or paths with spaces require quotation marks
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Thank you. In this articleThis article provides a solution to an issue that occurs when you specify long filenames or paths with spaces. Applies to: Windows 10 - all editions, Windows Server 2012 R2 SymptomsThe following error message is given when specifying long filenames or paths with spaces in Windows NT:
CauseLong filenames or paths with spaces are supported by NTFS in Windows NT. However, these filenames or directory names require quotation marks around them when they are specified in a command prompt operation. Failure to use the quotation marks results in the error message. ResolutionUse quotation marks when specifying long filenames or paths with spaces. For example, typing the copy c:\my file name d:\my new file name command at the command prompt results in the following error message:
The correct syntax is: copy "c:\my file name" "d:\my new file name"Note The quotation marks must be used. More informationSpaces are allowed in long filenames or paths, which can be up to 255 characters with NTFS. All operations at the command prompt involving long names with spaces, however, must be treated differently. Normally, it is an MS-DOS convention to use a space after a word to specify a parameter. The same convention is being followed in Windows NT command prompt operations even when using long filenames. |