This OpenCloseDriveEject tool was created based on user request, here I have put my stuff into it and equipped it with a few extras!1.) ... Conveniently eject the data medium on MS Windows!
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Obviously, hacking out a drive being written to can corrupt the data. Even if the drive is not actively written, the data may still be damaged. By default, most operating systems use write caching for better performance of your computer. If you write a file to another drive, for example: A flash drive, the operating system waits to actually perform these actions until a series of requests have to be met, and then executes them all at the same time, more often when writing small files.
Obviously, hacking out a drive being written to can corrupt the data. Even if the drive is not actively written, the data may still be damaged. By default, most operating systems use write caching for better performance of your computer. If you write a file to another drive, for example: A flash drive, the operating system waits to actually perform these actions until a series of requests have to be met, and then executes them all at the same time, more often when writing small files.
2.) Does it make sense to safely remove the data carriers on Windows 11, 10, ...?
With so many different ways to safely eject your USB drive, hard drive,... there's really no reason why you should risk data corruption by removing it when you shouldn't. However, if you want to save a few clicks and some time, there is an easy way to "safely remove" your drive using this tool.
FAQ 1: Updated on: 9 May 2022 04:48
