USB Oblivion is a freeware portable USB registry cleaner. The editor tool can be used to delete USB registry keys or clear the USB registry of flash drives, sd cards, and other removable storage media that have ever been connected to a PC by removing USB registry traces.
USB Raptor is a security tool that allows you to use USB to lock your Windows PC. Helps enhance the privacy and security of a Windows system by using a USB to lock a computer.
The Lexar Bootit USB format tool created by Janaki of the Lexar support team enabled users to quickly format their jump drive. Additionally, Lexar's format tool included the ability flip the removable bit of a USB drive.
USB Flash Tools is a toolkit that contains useful drive management utilities for flash drives or flash memory cards. Key features include the ability to create a backup image of a USB flash drive or restore a backup image to USB.
A FakeFlashTest typically refers to a test that is used to determine if a flash drive or memory card is fake or counterfeit by checking flash drive capacity. Fake flash drives and memory cards are often sold online at prices that seem too good to be true, but they have much lower storage capacities than advertised and may fail or corrupt data when used.
USBDeview is a free USB Device Information Tool. This portable application can list all USB devices, and hubs that have been previously connected to your system.
BOOTICE is a Flash Drive Partitioning and Boot Sector Manipulation tool. Users might use it to quickly partition and format a USB flash drive from Windows.
CheckUDisk is a free utility that can be used to retrieve hard coded information about USB drives connected to your PC. This information includes Device Name, Drive Letter, VID and PID Numbers, Vendor ID, Product ID, Product Revision, Vendor Description, Product Description and Serial Number of the USB device.
DriveLetterView is a free and portable drive letter editing utility. This tool can be used to view drive letter assignments of all local drives, remote network drives, CD/DVD drives, and USB devices that are or have been attached to a machine.