USB backup woes

[basicchannel]

Hi all,

firstly this is my first post, but I'm looking forward to being a regular poster on Edugeek from now on.

Our school is looking into using USB sticks for examinations, which means a lot of USB sticks. One of the main headaches with this is easily backing up USB data onto a local computer. Ideally we would love a piece of software that automatically detects a USB stick's been inserted and backs it up onto a specified folder without having to bother about configuring individual USB sticks one at a time beforehand, or telling the software to do something over and over again.

There seems to be plenty of software that does the opposite (backs up computer data onto a USB drive), but very few that does what we need. I guess the last resort would be writing our own script.

Also if it included a mass wiping option too, that would be amazing

If anyone has any suggestions of software which might fullfill this objective, I would be one greatful ICT technician.

Kind Regards

Max

[ICT_GUY]

There are hardware solutions that do this for use with digital cameras ect.

I shall find the link.

[ICT_GUY]

Device to backup digital camera memory card backup w/o computer

From £60

[plexer]

Possibly something like this? USB Detect & Launch

You would have to email him and ask if a school counts as a business for his licence model.

[tumbleweed]

Google USBDLM