HI all, Hope you all are fine,
Today i am back with awesome
trick.
Today we will learn How to
copy Data From Pendrive On
Insert,
We sometime wish that if
someone insert his/her
pendrive or Dvd Into your pc
then its data automatically
copy in to your system in
hidden Form.
there is no need of software in
this. we will make it possible
with the help of some Dos
commands.
lets get started, Follow the
below steps.
1. open cmd
3. type copy con filename.bat
3. now type "xcopy
i: f:\copied /h /s /c /q /i"
remove " "
4. type Exit
4. press f6
5. now it will create a batch
file named filename.bat
here
xcopy is a command which is
used to copy file and folder
i: is the name of your pen-drive
drive name replace with your
drive name
f:\copied is the name of folder
where you wish to copied data
is to be placed replace
with your own folder or path
/h is used to copy hidden files
also
now copy this file into desktop
now whenever someone insert
his/her pendrive into your
system then click on this file
his data is automatically copied
into the folder specified by
you.
Today i am back with awesome
trick.
Today we will learn How to
copy Data From Pendrive On
Insert,
We sometime wish that if
someone insert his/her
pendrive or Dvd Into your pc
then its data automatically
copy in to your system in
hidden Form.
there is no need of software in
this. we will make it possible
with the help of some Dos
commands.
lets get started, Follow the
below steps.
1. open cmd
3. type copy con filename.bat
3. now type "xcopy
i: f:\copied /h /s /c /q /i"
remove " "
4. type Exit
4. press f6
5. now it will create a batch
file named filename.bat
here
xcopy is a command which is
used to copy file and folder
i: is the name of your pen-drive
drive name replace with your
drive name
f:\copied is the name of folder
where you wish to copied data
is to be placed replace
with your own folder or path
/h is used to copy hidden files
also
now copy this file into desktop
now whenever someone insert
his/her pendrive into your
system then click on this file
his data is automatically copied
into the folder specified by
you.
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