Help me find the lost USB flash drive

For many people now, the loss of a USB flash drive is no longer a pity for its own value, but rather a pity for the loss of the above data. Today, on the daily cup of tech, it is interesting to see the little hands and feet to prevent the loss of the USB flash drive. (See http://www.dailycupoftech.com/have-your-lost-usb-drive-ask-for-help)
This method uses the Autorun feature of windows to create an automatic pop-up prompt box on the USB flash disk to indicate the host information of the USB flash disk. In this way, when your friend or a good person finds this USB flash drive, they will contact you in time. Although it is a "anti-gentleman not anti-villain" approach, it is very effective because we often forget it at work colleagues or friends.
The method is simple:
1. Create a VBSCRIPT script popped up in the prompt box.
Example:
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Dim message1
Dim message2
Dim message3
Dim message4
Dim title

Title = "help me, I am lost! "
Message1 = "I'm my master's favorite USB flash drive. My belly is full of his baby! "
Message2 = "now I have lost my master. Have you seen him? That is :"
Message3 = "xxx"
Message4 = "or email him XXX @ xxx"
Message5 = "Thank you very much. During the replay, the minor host will thank you again! "

msgbox message1 & CHR (13) & message2 & CHR (13) & message3 & CHR (13) & message4 & CHR (13) & message5, 266304, title
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I don't know how to compile the vbs script into an EXE file because of Autorun. INF can only run EXE files. Of course, you can use VB to write one, but you may be confused.
2. compile the script
3. create an Autorun. INF file
[Autorun]
icon = Yank. ICO
action = yankchina
label = yankchina
Shell \ open = yankchina