[Not a question] autocopy from a usb pen

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Hi guys,
I want you to help me to solve a problem.
I'd like, via a batch file or c++ program, to copy everything from a usb pen into the hdd, just when I insert the usb pen. Basically when the pc is turned on the sw starts and it waits until a usb pen is inserted and then the sw copies everything from the usb pen into the hdd.
I don't want to use autorun.inf file.
I found in msdn microsoft help the command WM_DEVICECHANGE but i don't know how to use it.
Thanks to eveyone, Nicola

Posted 25-Nov-13 4:11am

Nicola De Biasi

Updated 25-Nov-13 4:30am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Nov-13 10:26am

1) Why do you want such a potentially dangerous thing?
2) Why don't you want to use such a basic thing as autorun.inf?
3) Why won't you just read MSDN on WM_DEVICE change and find some code samples?

Please, don't be surprised: each time you are going to have some unusual requirements, expect questions "why?". Not many people like wasting time on something which might make little or no sense.

—SA

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