We are happy to announce the new release of USB Safely Remove 5.4. The new version contains support for High-DPI monitors, usability improvements, improved command line and a huge bug-fix.
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If you set your DPI setting to more than 100% the previous versions of the program displayed blurry dialogs:
Now all texts in the dialogs are scaled and looks clear:
- Press "Tab" key in the menu to show the main window (with the hidden device list)
- If the program icon is in the 'additional icons' area of the systray the
menu is displayed above this area (not in front of it)
- Warning dialog is displayed on attempt to return USB3.0 device back, because this action leads the USB 3.0 hub to a temporarily disabled state
- Multi-monitor support improvement: program dialogs are now displayed on the same monitor with the device menu
- Hotkey to stop all devices is displayed in the tray context menu
- The option "Notify about connected devices on system exit" is now off by default
- Forced return command is added
- Extended logging added
- Sometimes the program didn't display the menu or display it in an incorrect place
- An error could be displayed after successful device stopping
- An error could be displayed when the program is running in background
- Program didn't delete sent error reports
- An error could be displayed while searching for locking processes
- An error could be displayed on device forced stopping
- In some cases an error displayed when calling the device menu
- Some PNG images can crash the program when loaded as device icons
- Installer option "Don't create icon in the Start menu" were ignored
- On white-and-black Windows color scheme some dialogs were displayed incorrectly
- 'A' and 'B' drive letters were never assigned automatically to devices, it causes the external storage may not have a drive letter at all
- An error could be displayed when selecting device context menu item
- An error could be displayed on ejecting media (card reader's card or CD-ROM's media)
- An error displayed when clicking to some parts of the device menu
- An error might be displayed after ejecting of a card reader's card
- The program assistant service can silently crash in some cases
- Forced return didn't work in some cases (handles to neighbor devices
weren't actually closed)
- Could not see locking processes for devices with folder-only mount point(s)
I bought an upgrade
I bought an upgrade subscription when 5.3 was released, more than a year ago; never again!
Just tried 5.4, and
Just tried 5.4, and immediately back to 5.3; I'm right there in total agreement with you!