Is there such a program that exists?

[d4jsp]

I'm looking for a program that distributes the files you put in it, to all the selected media drives connected to your PC.

For example, let's say I have 3 flash drives plugged in. I want to put 1 file onto all 3 media drives in 1 click (or how many devices I select).

[manikyath]

linux scripts can do that for you, and i'm sure windows has stuff that does that as well, but beyond that i cant really help.

[Toddwjp]

as fair as im aware no, poster above said linux so maybe look into that 

[C0LL0SS0S]

I mean you could just open 4 windows and copy it in every one, not that hard to do, automated not that I am aware of

[Gikero]

http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-make-flash-drive-that-copys-users-files-si/step3/Make-the-file-for-copy-of-documents-to-drive/

This might be of help. I've done this for a client with some old database software. I put a reoccurring calendar reminder for her and she does it every week. I don't know how to do this for multiple drives at once.

[rustikles]

I haven't personally configured this scenario before, but DropIT should be able to allow you to do this. So you know, I actually stopped using this program because of the amount of CPU resources it seems to constantly need, but it works great otherwise.

 

You basically create a "watch" folder and then use the GUI to design logic around the files that it sees there.

[nicholician]

I mean you could just open 4 windows and copy it in every one, not that hard to do, automated not that I am aware of

 

Yea it's not like this is the hardest thing to do. If you're doing this regularly, I'd look into the Linux scripts recommended by this poster:

 

linux scripts can do that for you, and i'm sure windows has stuff that does that as well, but beyond that i cant really help.

[Crabtr]

linux scripts can do that for you, and i'm sure windows has stuff that does that as well, but beyond that i cant really help.

A script would certainly work but rsync was built (and very well might I add) specifically for this task.

https://rsync.samba.org/