As far as I understood the manual, when you plug in the drive into an USB port, the OS gives the first (small) partition a drive letter. Then it executes an autorun program from this partition which sends the password to the USB stick, which will make a 2nd encrypted partition available giving it a new drive letter.
On the normal 'DataTraveler Locker' the encrypted partition can be disabled by simply formating it with FAT32 or NTFS using Windows Explorer. I don't know if this works with 'DataTraveler Locker+', since there isn't really any need to allow this kind of operation if you can't create an unencrypted partition at all.
Maybe the software to set the password can be tricked to think the '+' USB stick is just an normal one, which allows unencrypted partitions. The other question is if the USB stick's ROM code can be fooled this way.
DTLplusLauncher.exe is known as DataTraveler Locker+ Application and it is developed by unknown. We have seen about 62 different instances of DTLplusLauncher.exe in different location. So far we haven't seen any alert about this product.
Dtl Plus Launcher Not Working Windows 10
The MacOS update utilities will work in MacOS 10.10 and up. This update will format the drive and all user data will be lost! Please back up your data on another compatible system before proceeding with this update. Once the drive is updated, it will work with Mac OS 10.11 and other previously supported operating systems. OPL (Open PS2 Loader & GSM) 0.9.3. OpenPS2Loader is a front-end PS2-game-ISO launcher, and Elf/App launcher, a Virtual Memory Card (VMC) creator/manager, with CoverArt/Background display ability, and sooo much more. This version includes GSM. Works with HDD, USB, ETH (SMB), and MC. Generally, once set up correctly you wont need.