xcopy issues from local to network drive

Hello all. newbie here.

strange problem with xcopy.. started happening only with this specific batch file i wrote to back files up to my network drive. Basically i'm backing three local drives "I: (thumb drive) C: and E: To my network drive. X: (which is a seagate goflex home if that means anything..)

with this specific batch file i cannot seem to copy anything local to my network drive. instead i get a "invalid path" error message. this is my script.

Code:

@echo off
:restart
echo NETWORK DRIVE BACKUP AND RESTORE SCRIPT. 
echo Would You like to backup, or load?
set input=
set /p input=load,backup, or exit?
if %input%==load goto load
if %input%==backup goto backup
if %input%==exit goto exit
echo not a valid input
goto restart


:backup
xcopy	"I:\*.*"										"X:\Thumb drive"									/E /T /I /Y /D:5-15-2012
xcopy	"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\My Documents\"						"X:\Documents"										/E /T /I /Y /D:5-15-2012
xcopy   "C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\saves" 			 	"X:\Saved Game Files\Minecraft" 							/E /T /I /Y /D:5-15-2012
xcopy 	"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\My Documents\My Games\Skyrim" 				"X:\Saved Game Files\Skyrim"				 				/E /T /I /Y /D:5-15-2012	
xcopy	"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\My Documents\Square Enix\Batman Arkham Asylum GOTY"		"X:\Saved Game Files\Batman Arkham Asylum GOTY" 					/E /T /I /Y /D:5-15-2012
xcopy	"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\AppData\Local\Microsoft\GFWLive" 			 	"X:\Saved Game Files\Batman Arkham Asylum GOTY\GFWLive" 				/E /T /I /Y /D:5-15-2012
xcopy	"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Xlive" 				"X:\Saved Game Files\Batman Arkham Asylum GOTY\Xlive" 					/E /T /I /Y /D:5-15-2012	
xcopy	"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\Appdata\Local\SWTOR\"					"X:\swtor"										/E /T /I /Y /D:5-15-2012
xcopy	"E:\Backgrounds" 									"X:\Backgrounds" 									/E /T /I /Y /D:5-15-2012
Xcopy	"E:\Applications" 									"X:\Applications"									/E /T /I /Y /D:5-15-2012
xcopy	"E:\Iphone" 										"X:\Iphone" 										/E /T /I /Y /D:5-15-2012
echo Files Successfully Copied
pause
exit

:load
Xcopy	"X:\Thumb Drive"									"I:\*.*"										/E /I /Y				
xcopy 	"X:\Saved Game Files\Minecraft" 							"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\saves" 				/E /I /Y
xcopy 	"x:\Saved Game Files\Skyrim" 								"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\My Documents\My Games\Skyrim"				/E /I /Y
xcopy 	"X:\Saved Game Files\Batman Arkham Asylum GOTY" 					"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\My Documents\Square Enix\Batman Arkham Asylum GOTY" 		/E /I /Y
xcopy	"X:\Saved Game Files\Batman Arkham Asylum GOTY\GFWLive"  				"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\AppData\Local\Microsoft\GFWLive"				/E /I /Y
xcopy	"X:\Saved Game Files\Batman Arkham Asylum GOTY\Xlive" 					"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Xlive"				/E /I /Y
xcopy	"I:\swtor"										"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\Appdata\Local\SWTOR\"					/E /I /Y	
xcopy	"X:\Backgrounds" 									"E:\Backgrounds" 									/E /I /Y
Xcopy	"X:\Applications" 									"E:\Applications"									/E /I /Y
xcopy	"X:\Iphone" 										"E:\Iphone" 										/E /I /Y

echo Files Successfully Loaded
pause
exit

:exit
exit

to make matters even more weirder i have another script that i use to backup my itunes library to my network drive, which oddly enough works just fine.

Code:

@echo off
:restart
echo ITUNES LIBRARY BACKUP AND RESTORE SCRIPT
echo would you like to backup, or load?
set input=
set /p input=load,backup, or exit?
if %input%==load goto load
if %input%==backup goto backup
if %input%==exit goto exit
echo not a valid input
goto restart


:backup

xcopy	"E:\Itunes Library" 					"X:\Itunes Library" 	 /E /Y 

echo files Successfully Copied
pause
exit

:load

xcopy	"X:\Itunes Library"					"E:\Itunes Library"	 /E /Y	/D:5-15-2012				


echo files Successfully Loaded
pause
exit

:exit
exit

I'm not sure what im missing here, the "network drive backup and restore script" worked fine once. and now, not so much.

if anyone has any ideas on whats going wrong with my first script, i'd appreciate it.

thanks,

Doesnt look like it, or atleast correctly anyway. when done manually it acts like its hanging there in the command prompt window and doesnt display any kind of output of what its doing. however i was able to catch it copying files to the "thumb drive" folder, even though it missed alot of things.

I have /T in there to create the directory structure. otherwise xcopy throws this at me

Code:

Does X:\Applications specify a file name or directory on the target.F=File, D=Directory

each time i add something new to the script. is their another way to avoid that error so i dont have to keep hitting D all the time so it creates a new directory?

also, Removing the"\" did nothing, still getting the 'invalid path' error.

updated script:

Code:

@echo off
:restart
echo NETWORK DRIVE BACKUP AND RESTORE SCRIPT. 
echo Would You like to backup, or load?
set input=
set /p input=load,backup, or exit?
if %input%==load goto load
if %input%==backup goto backup
if %input%==exit goto exit
echo not a valid input
goto restart


:backup


xcopy	"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\Appdata\Local\SWTOR"						"X:\swtor"										/E /T /I /Y /D:5-15-2012															
xcopy	"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\My Documents\"						"X:\Documents"										/E /T /I /Y /D:5-15-2012
xcopy   "C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\saves" 			 	"X:\Saved Game Files\Minecraft" 							/E /T /I /Y /D:5-15-2012
xcopy 	"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\My Documents\My Games\Skyrim" 				"X:\Saved Game Files\Skyrim"				 				/E /T /I /Y /D:5-15-2012	
xcopy	"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\My Documents\Square Enix\Batman Arkham Asylum GOTY"		"X:\Saved Game Files\Batman Arkham Asylum GOTY" 					/E /T /I /Y /D:5-15-2012
xcopy	"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\AppData\Local\Microsoft\GFWLive" 			 	"X:\Saved Game Files\Batman Arkham Asylum GOTY\GFWLive" 				/E /T /I /Y /D:5-15-2012
xcopy	"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Xlive" 				"X:\Saved Game Files\Batman Arkham Asylum GOTY\Xlive" 					/E /T /I /Y /D:5-15-2012	
xcopy	"E:\Backgrounds" 									"X:\Backgrounds" 									/E /T /I /Y /D:5-15-2012
xcopy	"E:\Applications" 									"X:\Applications"									/E /T /I /Y /D:5-15-2012
xcopy	"E:\Iphone" 										"X:\Iphone" 										/E /T /I /Y /D:5-15-2012
echo Files Successfully Copied
pause
exit

:load
xcopy	"X:\swtor"										"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\Appdata\Local\SWTOR"						/E /I /Y
xcopy 	"X:\Saved Game Files\Minecraft" 							"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\saves" 				/E /I /Y
xcopy 	"x:\Saved Game Files\Skyrim" 								"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\My Documents\My Games\Skyrim"				/E /I /Y
xcopy 	"X:\Saved Game Files\Batman Arkham Asylum GOTY" 					"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\My Documents\Square Enix\Batman Arkham Asylum GOTY" 		/E /I /Y
xcopy	"X:\Saved Game Files\Batman Arkham Asylum GOTY\GFWLive"  				"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\AppData\Local\Microsoft\GFWLive"				/E /I /Y
xcopy	"X:\Saved Game Files\Batman Arkham Asylum GOTY\Xlive" 					"C:\Users\Dwight Sarmiento\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Xlive"				/E /I /Y
xcopy	"X:\Backgrounds" 									"E:\Backgrounds" 									/E /I /Y
xcopy	"X:\Applications" 									"E:\Applications"									/E /I /Y
xcopy	"X:\Iphone" 										"E:\Iphone" 										/E /I /Y

echo Files Successfully Loaded
pause
exit

:exit
exit