is there any "force eject USB flash even it's un use" ?

[Maurizio]

Hello:

is there any "force eject USB flash even it's un use" ?

thanks

 

[Jeff Layman]

Hello:

is there any "force eject USB flash even it's un use" ?

thanks

You could try this:
http://quickandeasysoftware.net/software/usb-disk-ejector

I've always just pulled the memory stick/USB HD plug from the socket
when Win7 tells me that the drive is still in use. So far, never lost
or corrupted anything. YMMV...

 

[Leala]

You could try this:
http://quickandeasysoftware.net/software/usb-disk-ejector

I've always just pulled the memory stick/USB HD plug from the socket
when Win7 tells me that the drive is still in use. So far, never lost
or corrupted anything. YMMV...

Beware of Murphy's law.

 

[Philip Herlihy]

Hello:

is there any "force eject USB flash even it's un use" ?

thanks

The chances of damaging an open file are small (a USB drive will
normally have write-cacheing disabled - see properties) but if you've
left a file open inadvertantly you could be unlucky. Depending on the
circumstances I simply yank it and accept the risk, or log off first.
If you want to go into it, you could use Process Explorer (from
Microsoft's Sysinternals.com site) and use the search facility to
identify the open handles.