USB Drive Monitor Quick Modes Selection: USB Drive Monitor Has 4 Pre-Configured Modes for ease of use while keeping the customization of options possible for the user. You can select each mode by going to the quick mode selection tab and clicking on the mode you want. A screen on the right will show you all the changed that have been made to activate the mode, it will also show the user's custom changes. A brief description of the Mode is shown at the bottom display area. -Silent Logger Mode -Alert and Secure Mode -Attack and Secure Mode -Access Key Mod Silent Logger Mode: This mode allows you to secretly log information about the USB Mass Storage Devices inserted to your PC. You can chose this mode and then click on "hide" button to hide the program from users. A log of all Foreign USB Mass Storage Devices will be updated every 5 seconds to save the following information: Time, USB hardware Unique ID, USB Size, USB Name, USB Letter, Root directory and up to 3 folder levels file contents. This log information applies to all modes. Alert and Secure Mode: When a Foreign USB Drive is inserted, this mode will generate sound alerts, text messages and secure your computer with a screensaver. insert your Personal USB Drive or your password to unlock your PC. Attack and Secure Mode: This mode will delete files on the inserted Foreign USB Mass Storage Device, Disable Task Manger, Disable Mass Storage Devices, Activates a screensaver with a password protection, generates a sound alert, and only your Personal USB Drive or your Password will unlock your PC. Access Key Mode: This Mode allows you to use your Personal USB Drive as an access key to your PC. When removed it secures your PC by activating a screensaver and disabling task manager. to unlock your PC insert your Personal USB Drive to your PC.
What is new in this release:
Version 1.0.0.27 features the following changes: new layout and design for Quick Modes Tab, faster coding, enhanced User interaction.
Requirements:
Microsoft .Net Framework 2.0
Limitations:
20-hour trial
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