Why does the program only work on a "native" flash drive?

Question

USB flash drives

I came across such a program that only works on a "native" flash drive. The program is a presentation (there are a lot of Flash files) that came with the flash memory, and if you run it elsewhere, the following error appears:

If you try to run the flash file itself through the browser, then an error also appears.
I'm interested in: what kind of technology is this, how does it work and are there any workarounds?

Answer 1

It is possible that Presentations.exe has hard-coded hardware IDs on which the program will run. Where can I download this file?
Updated:
Open Presentations.exe in a HEX viewer. It is written in VB6, checks the media type with the GetDriveType and GetVolumeInformation functions, and checks whether a file can be created on disk (available space and write protection). If everything is in order, it launches PlanPresentations.swf with a hardcoded parameter: "?key1={395DDFCE-6D06-4A06-94FF-F771B2B05099}".
We check in the browser (the files are located in the folder "C:\2") - in the address bar we write: file:///C:/2/PlanPresentations.swf?key1={395DDFCE-6D06-4A06-94FF-F771B2B05099} - all works.
The screenshot from the browser did not attach.

Answer 2

divination by screenshot) ?
In general, you need to run this canoe under wine + strace, and see what it wants there.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/h... well, or try this right under Windows.

Answer 3

what about the ini files?
maybe the program is tied to the PCI \ VEN_ ID of the equipment
or at startup it will check the connected devices and from where it starts
if copied to another USB flash drive, does it start?