USB Safely Remove 4.7.1.1153 Multilingual + Portable

USB Safely Remove 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.

FEATURES:
*Unlimited number of processes to launch
You may specify to launch any number of processes for specified event. For example you may setup launching a backup of the drive before stopping and following disomounting of a TrueCrypt volume
*Optional command line parameters
You may pass such device parameters as drive letter, drive label, device PNP name into the process command line via parameter templates (e.g. this command line will browse a drive in Explorer on device connection: explorer.exe %DriveLetter%)
*New events to launch programs
Now programs can be launched after device plugging, before device stopping, after device stopping and after device removing
*Global autorun
You can setup a program to be launched not only for certain device, but for all hotplug devices in the system

One click templates!
Dislike reading boring documentation, but interested in one of the following things?
* Browsing a drive with Explorer or Total Commander on device connection
* Scanning a device for viruses on its connection
* Making automatic backup of a flash-drive folder
* Automatic mounting and dismounting a TrueCrypt volume stored on a device

Version: 4.7 Final

UI Improvements

Device menu default skin improved
We did some minor changes to make it looking more attractive, especially in Windows 7

Close button is added to our balloon notifications

Choose device icon dialog became resizeable
Thus allowing you to select icons with more convenience

Bug fixes
- Devices connected to external USB hubs might get duplicated in the device menu
- Sometimes a service connection error displayed on Windows startup
- An awkward message was displayed when you attempt to load an image with unsupported format to assign to the device
- The system tray icon might not display even if there are devices to be stopped
- Autorun feature. The %PhysicalDeviceName% command line now contains a correct value (thus allowing you to operate e.g. TrueCrypted partitions)
- Icons in the main program menu were accidentally removed in the previous version
- There was no notification on card reader memory card disconnection

Home page - http://safelyremove.com/