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This utility designed to erase all traces of (broken) connected USB devices - flash-drives, disks and CD-ROMs from computer registry of Windows XP, Windows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10 (32/64-bit versions). The utility has a test mode of operation, i.e. without actually removing data from the registry, and, just in case, creates a .reg-file to undo any changes. There is also a fully automatic mode.
Features
- Supports Windows 10
- Supports Windows 8
- Supports Windows 7
- Supports Windows XP
- Supports Windows 2000
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License
GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)Follow USB Oblivion
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Just great! I had issues with my USB keyboard: "NO keyboard detected!" at PC Boot. Rebooting, the keyboard may be detected, but got disconnected after a while. It might reconnect again after a minute or two, if not reboot again. Spent days on trying to solve it. The usual 'solutions' did not work. Cud see it had to do with some confliction port number, but I could not solve it. To cut a long story short: USB Oblivion solved the matter. Conflicting port was gone, no issues with the keyboard anymore. (Personally I would recommend to create an system image, just to sure)
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I have found a flaw in the new version. It save a restore point before it cleans the registry and files. No point using this product if it backs up the information before cleaning it
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nice!
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Works fantastic! My flash drive would not be detected no matter what I did. Tried all the usual stuff, updates, uninstall device, etc. Found the reg key but was unable to remove it even after giving myself ownership and full control. Ran this gem and rebooted a couple times (keyboard didn't initialize after first reboot) and when I checked the registry I saw all the other devices that were rescanned, but the offending usb drive was gone. Plugged it in and Voila! Just make sure you check the top box so it actually cleans instead of only running a test pass. Thank you raspopv!
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It erase the information from the registry, but does create an (unsolicited) restore point ! A feature that cannot be disabled :(
