Filed under: Security, Utilities, Hardware
Have your lost USB drive ask for help
[Via Street Tech]
Filed under: Security, Utilities, Hardware
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Chris said 1:34PM on 10-31-2006
If I download the file and don't create it myself will I be able to fix the typo?
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Jordan Running said 1:47PM on 10-31-2006
From the site: "Simply download LostDrive.zip and extract the contents to the root of your USB drive. Then edit the readme.txt file to say whatever you want. Save the file and you are done!"
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