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USB Flash Drive Manager Standard 1

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  • Price: Free
  • Operating system: Windows XP
  • Date added: January 16, 2007
  • Total Downloads: 5,864
  • Downloads last week: 27
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The Microsoft USB Flash Drive Manager will help you backup and restore presentation, pictures, songs and applications from and to USB Flash Drive devices and take them with you. The application can also help you to classify and name USB Flash Drives images (for instance "My network configuration" or "The pictures for my grandma") and lets you see this name whenever the USB Flash Drive is plugged into the computer.

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  • 3 stars

    Version: USB Flash Drive Manager Standard 1

    "A little more than 'just' backups, but nothing spectacular"

    by hagendas on February 5, 2007

    Pros: Small install on the PC (<750KB) with a simple tabbed interface. Besides the backup/restore operations there's a basic library manager, an option for changing the USB drive's properties (drive label & autorun options), and Microsoft's Wireless Network Setup Wizard (I can't tell if this is part of the install or linking to the program already installed on my PC). Backing up 940MB took about 5 minutes.

    Cons: The backup process appears to be nothing more than an XCOPY operation copying everything (hidden and system files included) to a directory (I was expecting an archive similar to a WinZip .ZIP file or TrueImage .TIB file). Since the backup is nothing more than copied files & directories it's vulnerable to casual browsing. This software could be better if it included some encryption or other form of data-privacy. The software doesn't recognize my USB drive's smaller "floppy drive" partition (for reference I'm using an Edge 2.0GB USB drive). Then there's the stigma stemming from the fact that it's a Microsoft product...no problems so far (knock on wood).

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  • 4 stars

    Version: USB Flash Drive Manager Standard 1

    "Simple, Easy and useful"

    by jason6785 on April 23, 2009

    Pros: Its easy to use, works great for me

    Cons: nothing, could have better instruction

    Summary: I cant find anything else out there thats similar. Easy way to get your music, pictures, files, etc to your flash drive. I love it

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