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Is this tool safe and clean (no virus malware ect attached)?
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Is this tool safe and clean (no virus malware ect attached)?

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sure - i have been recommending it for some years
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sure - i have been recommending it for some years

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I am looking to share a USB flash drive over a network. <br />
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The problem is Since its not there all the time it may get a different drive latter assigned when plugged in so the share path will not point to the drive. <br />
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What is the way to set this up that the end user should never need to do adjustment
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I am looking to share a USB flash drive over a network. 

The problem is Since its not there all the time it may get a different drive latter assigned when plugged in so the share path will not point to the drive. 

What is the way to set this up that the end user should never need to do adjustment

How to share a USB flash drive

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