Never Leave Your UFD Behind With Flash Drive Reminder Utility
It’ is very possible many of you have left a USB stick in a work computer or friends computer simply because you forgot to pull it out upon leaving. To help in those moments of lapsed memory, there is a utility that take care of your temporary Alzheimers. The Flash Drive Reminder utility is a Windows based application and simply reminds you the USB stick is still plugged in when you log off or shut down.

The tiny app takes up very little space, autoruns from your USB stick and displays a pop up window upon connection. This is where the application confirms the device is connected and you have the option to turn off the reminder or hide it until logging off or shutting down. At which time, the software will throw up another pop-up windows telling you to grab your USB stick.
There is a “quiet” version which eliminates the original pop-up window [nice] but will definitely display when you go to power down.
The Flash Drive Reminder utility is free for the taking. So grab yours now if interested. If you like this application then be sure to check out our USB super stick post for a large list of helpful applications.
Source: LifeHacker.
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