This version fixes a detection error when working with activated Windows Vista User Account Control (UAC). Somehow this prevents a correct detection of the physical USB device size (IOCTL_DISK_GET_LENGTH_INFO fails with an access error). Because the physical device size is only for information purpose, I decided to ignore the access error and continue the detection […]
The new version is not such a big change. It just adds a Rescan button, which does a rescan for connected USB devices, in case of the application didn’t get the automatic notification. This is helpful for card readers, because switching the cards within a plugged in device doesn’t lead to a “device changed” notification. […]
The new version fixes some more interface issues. The size check when restoring an image has been changed to be based on the partition size. Former versions checked the physical device size, which was not compatible with multiple partitions on a USB device. All other operations (progress bar, etc.) have been changed to use either […]
USB Image Tool uses XZip compression routines to read and write compressed images. Since version 1.20 of USB Image Tool there have been some bugfixes made to XZip, so I implemented the newest version (XZip 1.3) instead of the old XZip 1.1 source code. Also two small user interface flaws have been fixed.
The new version now shows the serial number of the USB device (if available) and contains two more bugfixes. One of the fixes prevents transfer operation errors, when the device configuration changes during the copy process.
USB Image Tool 1.21 has been updated to version 1.21, adding support for Windows Vista. Older versions were not able to match correct volume information to USB devices when running on Windows Vista .
AutoplayMM has been updated to version 1.10. This adds support for hover and click images in combination with the image object. Also a text output has been implemented. Further information can be found on the AutoplayMM page.
I have added detailed information about AutoplayMM, sou you can now easily create your own Autorun menus. The description can be found on the AutoplayMM page.
AutoplayMM is, as you can guess by the name, a free Windows AutoPlay menu. It uses a XML script and bitmaps to generate an interactive menu, useful for installers and splashscreen menus. The page with detailed information will be up soon. Until this, you can take a look at the sample and the DTD file […]
USB Image Tool has been updated to version 1.20, adding support for compressed images.