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- From: "demir" <demir.beocin@xxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Sat, 6 Dec 2008 11:28:43 +0100
Raymond.CC Blogpozdrav svima, evo ako nekog interesuje, moze da proba, naime
radi se o programu koji sluzi da upisemo br telefona, i ako izgubimo flash
memory, taj ko je nadje njemu se pojavi poruka da je taj flash izgubljen i
pojavi mu se broj telefona na koji treb a da se javi da bih vratio taj flash.
Demir Ajvazi
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Have Your Missing or Lost USB Flash Drive Returned Back To You
Posted: 06 Dec 2008 02:00 AM CST
I still have a few more freebies to share with you all but let’s give
it a break. Let’s not forget this site is about computing and not offers or
promotions. USB flash drives is pretty cheap nowadays and many people usually
carry one with them wherever they go. It is so practical and small that
sometimes we tend to keep everything in it and the thought of losing the USB
drive can be daunting. Usually if a USB flash drive is lost or missing,
there’s no hope of getting it back unless you have a note inside the drive or
you use a marker to write down your contact on the USB drive.
However, having a note inside the USB flash drive is not something that
can really grabbed the finder’s attention. People often gloss over and ignore
text files. Hence you need something that is eye catching and can force/trick
the finder. I found a very useful tool that is able to do more than placing a
note which could possibly make the finder return your missing or lost USB flash
drive back to you.
USB Lost and Found is a free tool that works on Windows
2000/XP/Server/Vista to setup your USB drive to keep unauthorized users from
keeping your USB drive if it were to be lost.
USB Lost and Found has two methods of telling unauthorized users to
return it. The first method is the Message method which when the user tries to
use your USB drive it comes up with a message box that tells them to return it,
along with your contact information, and denies access to the USB drive.
The second method, which only comes with the Pro version, is called Lock
Down. Lock Down immediately locks the user’s computer when the USB drive is
accessed, covering the whole screen and denying access. When the computer is in
lockdown mode, hotkeys such as Alt+F4 and Ctrl+Shift+Esc don’t work. Only
Ctrl+Alt+Del would work and you can shutdown/restart/logoff your computer.
When you’ve installed the lockdown protection on your USB flash drive,
you can continue accessing your USB flash drive with any of the following
methods below.
1. Totally disable autorun in your computer,
2. When AutoPlay appears, click on “Open folder to view files using
Windows Explorer†instead of clicking on “Open folder to view files using
the program provided on the device.†This is located near the bottom of the
list of options in AutoPlay.
3. Go to My Computer, identify which drive letter is your USB flash
drive, then right click and select Explore.
4. Go to My Computer, identify which drive letter is your USB flash
drive, then type the drive name in the address bar and hit Enter.
5. Allow the USB Lost and Found Lock Down program to run and type in
your password.
If you want the Lock Down feature, you’ll have to purchase the PRO
version of USB Lost and Found for $3.49. To think about it, the lock down
feature might work on “some†computer newbies but definitely not on more
experienced users. If the computer has autorun turned off or security products
such as USB Firewall or iKill installed, USB Lost and Found will not work.
Maybe some antivirus will even warn and stop the autorun.inf from your USB
flash drive… As you can see, this feature is not really perfect but I believe
there are kind people in this world that would return the USB flash drive if to
the owner. Another feature that could make it better is enter own custom
message rather than the default “This USB drive is lost! Please contact:
XXXXXXXXXX so that I may get my USB drive back! Thank you so much!â€
[ Download USB Lost and Found ]
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