NoVirusThanks USB Logger

If you are sharing a computer with multiple users and are in charge of managing the documents and other data on it, then there is a chance that you want to know who uses Flash memory sticks to take and move documents.

NoVirusThanks USB Logger is a tiny utility that can track a wide range of activities and events related to USB devices so that you always when, how and by whom the data is being moved or copied.

First off, it is worth mentioning that the tool requires you respect a few steps in order to install the service. Consequentially, upon decompressing the archive, you need to move the USBLoggerSvc to the C volume and access the install.bat service as the administrator.

In case you choose not to follow this step, then you are likely to get an error message while attempting to install the service via command prompt. Alternatively, you can get a message stating that the Access is denied. As a side note, the app does not fully support Windows 10 fully currently and hence, it cannot monitor files that are copied via the Explorer.

The idea behind the utility is to lend a hand with recording all events associated with USB devices. To be more precise, each time a user inserts a USB stick, the app creates a log that includes the date, time, username, device drive along with the USB's name, description, type, ID and GUID.

At the same time, each entry is stored with a title that features the event that occurred while the USB device was inserted, such as file copy operation, for instance. In case you prefer to include more information about the events, then you can do so by editing the Config.ini file.

All things considered, NoVirusThanks USB Logger is a useful security tool designed to help you store data about when USB devices are inserted and what actions are performed by individual users during this interval.