Portable USB Safely Remove 7.1.2 Multilingual
USB Safely Remove Portable is a utility for effortless and speedy disconnection of any removable devices. Not only does it save time, but it ensures that all data remains on a device when it is unplugged. Safely Remove is a system utility designed for quick and safely stopping USB Flash Drives connected to your computer. With this utility you can safely stop and remove USB Flash Drives much faster then using “Safely remove hardware”” icon in the system tray.
As the name suggests, USB Safely Remove provides a secure environment for removing USB flash disks from the computer unit without causing any damage in the process. It packs a nifty set of features that surpass the default options provided by Windows.
Once started, USB Safely Remove Portable creates an icon in the system tray area and automatically detects pen drives already connected to the PC.
Hovering the mouse cursor over this icon reveals device names and occupied space. You can deactivate all of them or detect new hardware changes, as well as bring up a window to view all devices, including hidden ones.
It is possible to browse a device’s location in Explorer straight from this menu, display selected ones in the tray icon dialog, as well as open the native “Safely Remove Hardware” screen.
Editing device properties can be done via the context menu on a selected item. You can change the device name and image, assign a hotkey for calling the stop menu for it, as well as enable or disable autorun.
As far as program options are concerned, you can set USB Safely Remove to automatically run at system startup, alter the interface language, customize the layout and skin, reconfigure global keys and notification settings, and others.
The application has an excellent response time and smoothly integrates into the operating system, without causing it to hang, crash or pop up error dialogs. We have not come across any issues throughout our evaluation. To conclude, USB Safely Remove bring forth powerful features for ensuring pen drive security when unplugging them from the computer.
Much more convenience
Safely remove a device via the convenient menu or a hotkey, remove unneeded devices from the menu, setup icons or names for the devices. Besides even if you stop a device accidentally you can return it in a click.
Save data and devices
Even if the device cannot be safely removed the program will show you locking processes and allow you to forcibly stop it so that you avoid incorrect removal of the device. Besides the program can power off the devices in Windows Vista710.
Automate and speed up work
Use command line tool in your scripts or a powerful autorun manager to automate backup to external drives, check for viruses and many more daily tasks.
Organize drive letters
Clean up your drive letter list by automatic hiding letters of unused card reader slots, fix drive letters to a specific device or even forbid some letters from assigning to external drives for backup purposes or thirdparty software.
Changelog:
Improvements
- Unable to stop dialog: ability to copy processes info to the clipboard added
- Additional debug information is sent in user bug reports when verbose logging is enabled (dump of all system devices and user settings)
- The ‘Display all storage devices’ option is now enabled by default
- Launching the program a second time brings the device menu to the front instead of the main dialog (consistent with the first launch behavior)
Bug fix
- ‘Drive Letters’ tab in the program settings could be grayed out and locked on Win 11
- Text in the troubleshoot service issues dialog was displayed incorrectly in English
- Some JPEG images caused program errors when set as device icons
- PNG images lost transparency when set as custom device icons
- Change device image dialog didn’t preserve its dimensions
- In some cases, the program might have prevented system shutdown
(afterward, the program became unstable and might have displayed errors) - Loading settings from file might not have worked correctly – some
settings could get duplicated, e.g., autorun settings - External storage devices without a drive letter weren’t displayed in the
device menu by default (they appeared in the hidden devices section) - The program might not detect or display certain types of storage devices
- Device names might not be detected for some devices
