How get time when pen drive or any usb remove or connect in windows

I lost my friend's pen drive at my college lab and now i want to know on which period someone removes it from the system of our lab (Using Windows 7)

Please some one know is there any way to know when the pen-drive removes from computer so i know which period the other students removed that .

Please help me .

Indianatone said:

Hello JeevanjotSingh
Welcome to Seven Forums.
You can find the information you are looking for in the Administrative Tools/ Event Log.
See the blog post about where to look
Digital Forensics Stream: The Windows 7 Event Log and USB Device Tracking

Hi,
Thanks for sharing this great article but i can't able to understand some complex words in the forums and it is not fully clear for me .
Can you please describe me shortly where(Event Viewer) to go and find the name of that log where the usb remove . And then what next,how to find the time of removal of pen-drive(Usb) dows we need to right click on it go properties go details and see the time when it's created (If it is now , can you please tell in some simple brief words , I can't understand it properly )
Thanks

Indianatone said:

Start, Search, Event Viewer.
The records include those with Event ID 2003, 2004, 2005, 2010, 2100, 2105, and more. Some of the generated event records contain identifying information about the USB device that was connected. For example, when viewing an event record with Event ID 2003 using the Windows Event Viewer.
Click on the FIND on the right hand side and type USB or the numbers above.
The events will come up one at a time.

Thanks , Now i can find that but am i doing right steps and thanks for you'r help.

Callender said:

In addition to Indianattone's excellent answer there's easy to use software that can give you USB connected history.

View any installed/connected USB device on your system

There's two download links. One for 32bit machines and another for 64bit machines.

Other than that OSForensics springs to mind but I prefer Nirsoft's product.

OSForensics - Feature comparision - free edition is okay.

Check the Recent Activity tab for USB Device History. Of course none of this is of any use if a user has wiped USB history and it doesn't tell you much anyway.

Thanks for you'r advice but under rules i am not able to use any other software in lab.