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07-10-2007, 7:06 PM
Auri
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Indianapolis, Indiana
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Disk PsP v2
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14069_Disk_PsP_v2.zip
LogiKz has released version 2 of Disk PsP, an application for Windows XP that lets PSP owners customize their PSP's drive letter and label. Disk PsP can also be used for other types of removable storage devices such as removable disk drives.
This app also lets users create a desktop shortcut that points straight towards their PSPs, letting them set up hotkeys for their PSPs. It's a handy application for those who aren't too confident about configuring autorun.ini and those who, for some reason or another, don't want to format their removable disk drives.
For installation instructions, please see the readme file included in the download
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