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Mark F
How do I set the autorun program and the icon for a disk?
Often when I get a USB memory key or disk device there is software on
it that I want to keep a copy of.
I typically make a TrueCrypt virtual disk with the key "1"
I make a FAT32 or NTFS virtual disk as appropriate.
I set the flag for:
"Allow Indexing Service to index this disk for fast file searching"
to match what the memory key has.
If needed, I would set the flag for:
"Compress drive to save disk space"
I set the virtual disk's volume label to match the original
I copy the files from the original to the virtual disk.
Of course I purposely make the size of the virtual disk about as
small as needed to fit what the flash memory key came with.
However, I don't know how to:
.. Set the icon for the virtual disk to match the original's
.. Set up any needed auto run stuff.
Does anyone know how to get the information from the original
and set things in the virtual disk to match the models?
Solutions that work in Windows XP or Windows 7 are welcome.
Note:
I know that I still won't have a complete solution making a virtual
disk backup clone of a real disk, but setting the icon and autorun
stuff will handle some more of the cases.
In particular, any information for Mac file systems is lost,
so if you have a complete solution, even if it involves buying
software, please post it.
Thank you.
Often when I get a USB memory key or disk device there is software on
it that I want to keep a copy of.
I typically make a TrueCrypt virtual disk with the key "1"
I make a FAT32 or NTFS virtual disk as appropriate.
I set the flag for:
"Allow Indexing Service to index this disk for fast file searching"
to match what the memory key has.
If needed, I would set the flag for:
"Compress drive to save disk space"
I set the virtual disk's volume label to match the original
I copy the files from the original to the virtual disk.
Of course I purposely make the size of the virtual disk about as
small as needed to fit what the flash memory key came with.
However, I don't know how to:
.. Set the icon for the virtual disk to match the original's
.. Set up any needed auto run stuff.
Does anyone know how to get the information from the original
and set things in the virtual disk to match the models?
Solutions that work in Windows XP or Windows 7 are welcome.
Note:
I know that I still won't have a complete solution making a virtual
disk backup clone of a real disk, but setting the icon and autorun
stuff will handle some more of the cases.
In particular, any information for Mac file systems is lost,
so if you have a complete solution, even if it involves buying
software, please post it.
Thank you.