USB Disk Ejector
A program that allows you to quickly remove USB devices in Windows. It was originally designed to remove only USB pen drives but will now eject any USB device. It can be run as a non-visual command line program or a normal gui program.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Alerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Windows
The latest update is from December 2017.
Features
- Portable
Tags
- remove-device
- removable-media
- Device Manager
USB Disk Ejector News & Activities
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- reviewed USB Disk Ejector
Cool little program but unfortunately not usable from W10 onwards.
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What is USB Disk Ejector?
A program that allows you to quickly remove USB devices in Windows. It was originally designed to remove only USB pen drives but will now eject any USB device. It can be run as a non-visual command line program or a normal gui program. Its very useful if you have a USB flash/pen drive, especially if you use a menu such as PStart or the Portable Apps launcher.
USB Disk Ejector information
Developed by
Quick And Easy Software (Bgbennyboy) Licensing
Open Source (GPL-2.0) and Free product.Alternatives
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- English
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- 268 Stars
- 48 Forks
- 8 Open Issues
- Updated
Comments and Reviews
The last version works just fine ejecting USB devices including HDD, except for one missing detail: it doesn't stop HDD spinning.
Unfortunately it cannot eject my external USB 3.0 hard disk drive on Windows 10 64 bit. It does not provide any helpful error message either.
can we get Satya Nadella fired already ?
Cool little program but unfortunately not usable from W10 onwards.
Nope. I had another program that instantly ejected or told you what program was holding the drive hostage