Hold your horses there piracy brigade - it's legal!
Basically I work for a retailer and we're going to be doing a bundle of 2 products, one of them being a USB key drive with some files pre-installed.
It'd take ages to have one guy plug in a drive, drag the files on, then remove, especially when there could be potentially hundreds to do, so I need to find out a better method.
I'm thinking plugging as many keys in as possible (every USB port filled), then having a batch script that copies to all the drives. So 1. Drives in 2. Execute the batch script 3. Drives out 4. Repeat.
Does this sound good enough, and if so could anyone help with the command for the batch script?
Basically I work for a retailer and we're going to be doing a bundle of 2 products, one of them being a USB key drive with some files pre-installed.
It'd take ages to have one guy plug in a drive, drag the files on, then remove, especially when there could be potentially hundreds to do, so I need to find out a better method.
I'm thinking plugging as many keys in as possible (every USB port filled), then having a batch script that copies to all the drives. So 1. Drives in 2. Execute the batch script 3. Drives out 4. Repeat.
Does this sound good enough, and if so could anyone help with the command for the batch script?