I am interested in being able to embed code which address data on a thumb drive. Is there a way to get around the dynamic drive letter assignment so that my software can always find the thumb drive when it is attached to a client computer.
Thanks,
Fred Herring
Addressing a Thumb Drive in Software
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Addressing a Thumb Drive in Software
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The only thing I could ever think of is enumerating all drives and being able to retrieve the device media's serial number perhaps Or perhaps retrieve the device media's name - assuming that you will never have 2 thumdrives with the same name.
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Richard