Copy a USB Drive's Contents To Hard Drive Automatically

Hey Freinds, Here i m going to tell you about one more utility USBFlashCopy.

It is a Piece of Software Designed to make using our beloved USB drivers more convenient. Instead of copying files and folders from our USB drives to our hard Drives individually, USBFlashCopy automatically copies everything on our USB Drives to our Hard Drive .

Demo

Initially :When your USB is unplugged ...

Finally : When Your USB is Plugged :

When you start this program,at the task Bar,You will find an icon of this Program.

Right Click on that--->go to Settings

At the bottom left of the program’s first window, choose one of the startup options next to Run on Windows startup. The For All Users option is the best selection for truly automatic downloading.

and Among the Other Settings there is one option to select drive letters for Copying ...

Click Media Drives to open the menu.

Drive letters from A: to Z: are listed with A: and B: automatically skipped.Use the drop down menu next to each letter to decide which drive letters should download automatically, and which should skip. Click OKwhen finished.

Now All Work Has Done. Now Plug in Your USB Drive. The first time you plug in a new drive USBFlashCopy will ask you what to do with this drive. Click Create a New Profile to set options for download the drive’s contents.

While there are many profile options, the most important on the list is theDestination Path. Choose a place on your hard drive for storing USB drive Material or Files. If all other options look OK, click OK to finish the profile.

A status window will display showing the backup’s progress. From now on, every time you plug in the USB drive, it will automatically Start Downloading all the files of your USB to System.

To Download This Software Click Here : Download

Enjoy :)

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