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Is there a possibility to know last time my flash disk was opened ?


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Hello ..

i've a big problem .. I need to know when last date my own flash disk was opened ? or weather my flash disk contents were copied to another PC while for exemple i've been forgetting my flash in a PC ,for an hour, when someone has been copying my proper files to another PC machine during my abscence ?

Is there a possibility to be sure if my flash disk was opened or not while my abscence ?

thank you

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thank you for the replies .

Pat Willener

what do you mean by formatting the flash disk in NFTS ?

if u mean the system of the files of the flash disk , yes it's FAT32 .

But if u mean there is a way to have flash disk files formatted in NFTS and then i could know the date , please tell me the steps for doing that :vibrate:

y2khardtop

thanx for the program , i do download it right now

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You can also check the exact date and time each file was accessed (whether NTFS or FAT32). Just do this:

Insert the flash drive in the usual way. Open the files/folders you want to check. Look at the toolbar at the top left of the screen and select View. On the little drop-down menu that appears select Choose Details. You'll get a long list of details you can examine. Put a tick in the box against Date Accessed and Date Created. Click OK.

On the next toolbar down select the little box with coloured squares in it (it's called Views) and click on the tiny down arrow. Select the one at the bottom called Details.

You should then get your files listed with the date & time created, accessed etc. But it won't tell you who accessed them.

Why don't you get flash drives with a password facility? Imation make them & probably others as well.

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thank you very much

is there a way to have last access date with the usb device (flash disk) ?

There probably is, but I don't know how to do it. Why don't you contact the flash drive manufacturer? Perhaps they have a user group where people discuss such things. Alternatively get a flash drive like Imation wher you can put a password on certain files but have others open.

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