Download USB Drive Letter Manager 4.2.9.44 Beta

Uwe Sieber released a new beta release of USB Drive Letter Manager yesterday. USB Drive Letter Manager is a versatile program for managing USB devices. For example, drive letters can only be assigned when a medium is inserted, which is useful for card readers, among other things. You can also specify which drive letters may or may not be assigned, depending on the type of USB device, the size of the drive, which USB port is used and the name of the volume. In addition, the application indicates by means of a speech bubble in the system tray which device or volume has been added to the system with which drive letter. More information can be found in this instructions are being found. USB Drive Letter Manager is free for private and educational use, but companies and organizations are required to pay a fee. The changelog for version 4.2.9.44 beta looks like this:

New in version 4.2.9.44 beta:

• ListUsbDrives shows the sections from the USBDLM.INI which are used for a drive
• Multiple NTFS folders can be assigned as mount points, also in addition to a drive letter
• In sections [OnArrival]OnRemoval etc up to 10 commands can be executed (open1 to open9 and the known open)
• [OnArrival] and AutoRun.inf for TrueCrypt volumes
• When a DeviceID is configured then the BusType for non USB drives can be omitted, same for the DriveType eg for CDROM drives
• [OnArrival] can start a program under Vista with full rights (“elevated”)
• Criteria UserIsAdmin is under Vista related to the “elevated” user, so it is 1 for an Admin under UAC
• Criteria for absence of a file (FileNotExists)
• [OnRemovalFailed] is executed asynchronousely to avoid event ping pong when using RemoveDrive
• AutoRun on System Events
• First time arrivals under Windows 2000 optimized
• using [OnArrival]OnRemoval etc there is the new default criterion MinVolumeSize=1, so a media must be present
• Drive letters can be checked [on resume] from standby and hibernation mode
• Drive letters by Volume Serial Number
• Drive description for USB drives in the menu of “Safely Remove Hardware”

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