how to copy from 1 usb to multiple usbs

[rcanby@ec.rr.com]

I am trying to copy from 1 usb from a hub to multiple usbs on same hub- can this be done.

[TGRMN Software]

Yes — ViceVersa PRO can do that.

How to set it up (options and tips)
- Create a ViceVersa profile with the single USB folder as the Source and add each USB target folder (each USB drive) as a Target. A single profile can copy/synchronize to multiple targets.
- You can run it manually, on a schedule, in real‑time, or automatically when drives appear by using VVEngine (add the profile and enable “Run immediately as soon as source and target are accessible”).
- Use folder variables (label: or serial:) if Windows sometimes assigns different drive letters so the profile still finds the correct USBs.
- Enable multithreaded copy (ViceVersa supports up to 128 threads) to speed up copying to multiple USBs.
- ViceVersa copies files in their original format (no proprietary archive), supports open files, and can verify files, apply encryption/compression, etc.

Practical notes
- A USB hub shares bandwidth and power — copying to many USB sticks at once may be limited by the hub’s USB throughput and the sticks’ speeds. If performance is poor, run copies sequentially or stagger profiles.
- If you want the process to start when a drive is plugged in, use VVEngine as described above.
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