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Hey, can you modify it to achieve real-time monitoring of USB storage devices and automatically delete them once detected?

Add a delay, but it feels that it will cause the system performance to decline

Extremely powerful! Thanks to the LZ for sharing!!!

Thanks for sharing

I used "Win+R" to bring up the console.
After entering the command: for /f %i in ('devcon findall usb* ^|find /i "usb mass storage"') do devcon remove "@%i", the console window closed directly.
When I replaced the command with: for /f %i in ('devcon findall usb* ^|find /i "usb mass storage"') do echo hello, the console still closed automatically.
I directly ran devcon findall usb*, which worked normally.
Running devcon findall usb* | find /i "usb mass storage" worked normally.
I don't know where the problem lies.

Let's give it a try. I don't know if it will work well.

Learning! There are many things I don't know, and now I'm dizzy.

I used it, but it was recognized immediately after deletion. After removing the devcon rescan test, I found that my USB mouse was also uninstalled, and I had to use devcon rescan to load it again.按理说 the line find /i "usb mass storage" is already limited to only uninstalling USB storage devices... Why doesn't mine work? Running the command devcon findall usb* alone and running the command devcon findall usb* |find /i "usb mass storage" gives the same result

A very good tool wants to be downloaded. Please give some points, hehe

Hehe ~ very classic~ My suggestion is to add a delay in the middle, so that there is enough time to unplug the USB~ For example, ping 127.1 -n 20 >nul
Just my humble opinion~

@echo off
for /f %%i in ('devcon findall usb* ^|find /i "usb mass storage"') do devcon remove "@%%i"
ping 127.1 -n 20 >nul
devcon rescan
pause

echo Hehe, test successful, very good, very powerful~

Classic! I like it