Solved question about a parameter for an xcopy-command in a batfile

Hey guys. I have a bat-file that copies "test.bat" into all subfolders of a target folder.

cd "target folder"
for /r /d %%I in (*) do xcopy "sourcefolder\test.bat" "%%~fsI" /H /K

Let's say there are 100 subfolders in the target-folder. Test.bat has to be copied into each of those 100 subfolders, but only once, not into THEIR subfolders. Right now the command copies test.bat a million times, not 100 times. I go over the xcopy parameters, but that leaves me puzzled.

Is there a parameter I can use to do that?

I think you could just get rid of the /r in your for statement

ooooooooooooh.....

Thank you, sir. You saved me a lot of time and nerves!

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