USB Image Tool 1.67 now detects the media insertion/removal for media for card readers and provides volume tags for the automatic file name suggestion. I also fixed a bug that sometimes showed Code: 0 as last Windows error code. On the technical side with this version I switched to VS2013 and .NET 4.0 (previous versions […]
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This version fixes the mandatory verify in the command line tool, which now correctly interprets the command line switch /v. Update: Seems that the download link still pointed to the wrong version (1.65). This should be fixed now.
The new version contains some bugfixes for imz compressed image files. Details can be found in the changelog.
Version 1.64 is just a minor update, making the MD5 hashes having the correct CRLF sequence.
The new version makes the device selection more persistent, when device changes are detected by Windows. In previous versions, the currently selected device lost the selection focus, when a new device was plugged in or a device was removed. Additionally, the file format for MD5 hashes has been standardized. The new version can be found […]
Version 1.62 fixes a small bug, that occured, after Restore has finished successfully. When list view focus was lost during the restore process, the application exited with an exception.
New version 1.61 fixes a bug, that caused an access violation at the end of a backup to zip-compressed images. It also adds the option to use user-defined date/time formats for the file name suggestion. At the end of an restore operation, a rescan of all devices is now performed automatically.
After almost a year, the new USB Image Tool version comes with new features, that have been asked for. The first thing you might notice: USB Image Tool asks for admin rights already at startup. I changed that, because in most cases people want to make backups or restores in device mode. To manually start […]
This version fixes the error message in device mode, when restoring an image that is not a multiple of 512 Bytes. These images can now be written in device mode as well. The problem came up with the new Debian Image for the Raspberry Pi. Thanks to user zoltan for reporting that issue. Update: […]
Thanks to user Lewpy it came to my attention, that registered users couldn’t post in the new forum. For some reason registered users had fewer rights than newly registered users, which were disabled by default. All registered user should now be able to post new topics and replies as well.