USB Disk Ejector is a free tool that allows you to quickly remove USB devices in Windows. It can be run as a non-visual command line program.

If you frequently eject the same devices over and over, you could set up USB Disk Ejector as a command prompt shortcut to quietly remove devices with a single double-click.

A free and simple 1MB utility from quickandeasysoftware.net called USB Disk Ejector can help you safely eject your USB storage drive with just a simple hotkey of your choice.

We've all yanked external disks out of computers in a hurry, skipping the step of properly ejecting them. If you have a Mac, then your machine probably nags you about it. But are you actually ...

With Ejector installed, simply press the eject key on your Mac’s keyboard to see a list of all connected volumes. This includes external drives, disk images, network drives, and partitions.

Are you constantly fighting with macOS over your external disks, either forgetting to eject them before unplugging their cables or being unable to eject them due to some unidentified open file? St.

New to the Mac? Don't just yank that flash drive out! Here's how to eject a disk the right way.

If you’re a Mac OS X user, you may have noticed that sometimes disks don’t want to eject. Also, the operating system occasionally reports that a disk is in use when it’s not. Real Software ...

I have an external USB disk that sometimes isn't recognized when I plug it back in. It has a Time Machine partition and an exFAT partition. When it's not recognized, one or both of these shows up ...