Free Software To Enable Or Disable USB Storage In Windows

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Wednesday, 03rd Jun 2009 | Share


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I recently wrote an article on how To Enable / Disable USB Removable Mass Storage Device Pen Drive Access in Windows. In the article, I pointed the registry changes that need to go, in order for you to be able to enable or disable a pen drive / removable mass storage device.

Also, for those who are not comfortable editing registry files, there were respective registry (.reg) files uploaded.

But with InteliAdmin’s USB Drive disabler, the whole process of handling registry editors is out of scope. You can download USB Drive Disabler, a free software from IntelliAdmin, that will help you disable or Enable USB drives. Internally, this software runs a process which will make changes to your registry file. No human intervention required.

This tool works on Windows server 2000, 2003, 2008, Windows XP and Vista. If you have Windows Vista, remember the extra (unwanted according to me) protection they’ve put in – you’ll  have to run the program as an administrator.

usb-drive-disabler

Select if you want to Disable or Enable USB drives and then apply the settings. Changes will be made to the registry keys accordingly and will be effective immediately.

This will Disable or Enable only USB storage, and not the USB port itself, so you’ll still be able to use other USB devices like USB mouse, web cam, printers, scanners and such.

[ Download USB Disabler ]



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  1. Oki Helfiska
    June 3rd, 2009 at 3:55 pm #

    I can’t download software from your link. Thanks

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  2. gautam
    June 3rd, 2009 at 3:59 pm #

    @Oki – It takes you a new page where they have upgraded version of the software. You can download the software from there.

    /Cheers

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  3. Oki Helfiska
    June 3rd, 2009 at 4:11 pm #

    Ok. Nice post

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