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Users Really Do Plug in USB Drives They Find. We investigate the anecdotal belief that end users will pick up and plug in USB flash drives they find by completing a controlled experiment in which we drop 297 flash drives on a large university campus.
1. Plug your USB drive into your PC, then open Device Manager. (Note: These steps are based on Windows 7. Things might look different in previous versions of Windows.). 2. Expand Disk Drives, then find the entry for your removable drive. On my system, for example, it's called USB2.0 Flash Disk USB Device.. 3. Right-click that entry, then click Properties. 4. Click the Policies tab; you should see something like this: 5.