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Good day to all DosTips admin, staff and members here...

I would like to request a script when a user insert a usb the script will log it. These are the info inside a log file:

<date created>: USB Connected/Disconnected: <computer name>: <time inserted/eject>

Example: Note:
it's up to you if it's in 12 or 24 hour format.
It will not create a new log file, it will only update it (if it's possible).

Specification can run also in windows xp and above

is this possible using a script? I requesting this script because I can't find in the internet that fits on our system...
I found USBLog view but when I run it it won't create a log file... I will apply this on my work since we are dealing a students and our CCTV is not enough... we have many blind spots... so I decided to go back here in DosTips to ask for help again. Thanks

UPDATE:
the log file can save on a remote computer so we can isolate it. just tell me where in the part of the code to edit it... thanks again

I can think of two ways to do this.

1) Create a Windows Schedule task that triggers for the specific event that happens when a USB device is inserted into the computer.

2) Use Microsoft's Log Parser to read the system logs for that specific event.

Happy Researching.

Good day! I installed microsoft parser but its only applicable to windows 7 and up... our computers here are mixed with windows xp & 7... So I decided to post here if ever someone can create a script for it so it can run any version of windows os v

XP stopped being supported two years ago; come into the 21st century already.

The Log Parser should be still available for Win XP professional edition:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/downloa ... x?id=24659.

penpen

ShadowThief wrote: ↑

08 Feb 2018 21:55

XP stopped being supported two years ago; come into the 21st century already.

I don't have a choice since I am working in a government... it's hard to request a brand new PC's it takes half or years just to approve a request...

penpen wrote: ↑

09 Feb 2018 04:26

The Log Parser should be still available for Win XP professional edition:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/downloa ... x?id=24659.

penpen

thanks