A very straightforward video. I read your comment below somewhere, where you answer the question I was going to ask about, the "not seeing the USB Mass Storage Device." Thank you for answering that question. It is so odd you still get that notification. So weird. But thank you for everything you shared.
Was very nervous to lose all of the photos on my hard drive, and after watching lots of other videos I just finally did it and it worked perfectly, thank you!
Thank you for this easy to follow video!! I was so worried we were about to loose all of our inventory photos. I plugged the external hard drive back in and all my files are still there and fine!
God Bless you sir! 🙏 I was up late🕯😫 trying to figure this out and ended up leaving my computer on all night🌚....then searched on UA-cam. Since I understood you and each step, I DID IT!!! WHAT A RELIEF🥳 THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!! 🎉🎉🤗🖥🗳🤗🎉🎉
A comment I get often on this video is "I don't have a Mass storage device in Device manager." What this tells me is it's safe to unplug the device since Windows does not see it and can't damage it. However, to be on the safe side, I'd save my work and shut down then unplug the device. Now to address "I don't have a Mass storage device in Device manager" comments. If you run windows and plug in an external device into a USB slot then you have a "Mass storage device." What this probably means is the Focus assist is set to "Priority only" or "Alarms only" and not allowing the "Safe to remove device" notification to be seen. To check this go to far right on taskbar > right click the notification icon > hover over Focus assist > the selection should be "Off" to get the "Safe to remove device notification you want the next time you use your USB storage device. I found if not set to "Off" I do not get any notification. I've developed a habit to check to make sure "Focus assist" is "Off" before ejecting my storage device.
Oh dear, I do not see the mass storage device in the device manager folder, and am still getting the message that I cannot eject it. And I need it for work immediately, argh I don't know what to do :c
@@NorthstarChurchOfficial I ended up being able to do it by opening task manager and on 'windows' ending task, then running new file (in the task manager) and typing 'explore.exe' in the box that opens. After that I was able to eject normally! Technology is weird. I never thought about just shutting the comp down and unplugging the device though, haha, that's a good idea! :)
Thank you for this video! I tried several other videos but nothing worked. I was hesitant to do this like you mentioned but after I tried all previous options I had no choice... Turns out, it worked, like you said! No problems. Strange that it would says 'device currently in use' and to 'close files'... when there is nothing open. A little deceptive of microsoft...
I checked my task manager, it turns out windows is defragmenting newly inserted drive automatically, so wait for it to finish. It may be different for you.
Firstly thanks for the video tutorial. However, what you showed here is basically the same as physically yanking the USB External HDD or Flash drive out because you've just "possibly" interrupted the process where it may still have been writing to the device by uninstalling the device in Device Manager. Chances are relatively low this would happen but in my opinion it's no different. If all the proper methods don't work [ie. Safely remove Hardware] the way its meant to, and you're still getting the "Device is currently in use" message pop-up, then wait about 10-15 minutes, don't access the drive at all and then try again, at which point, I would guess physically pulling it straight out or doing what you do in the video would most likely be safe to do.
I've found that waiting just a minute or so...& trying again, it will eject properly. Not sure why we have to wait.....when I've haven't been using anything to do with the device I'm trying to eject for quite awhile.
Hi Tokyo Nairobi. First, make certain you have down clicked "Universal Serial Bus controllers." If you have and you don't see "USB Mass Storage Device," then it would tell me the USB drive has been disconnected and it is safe to remove your USB drive. What could be happening is your "Focus assist" is not set to "Off." If you do gaming and have set your computer to not send you notifications while playing then "Focus assist" will be turned off. You will need to turn it back on for the "safe to eject" notification to show even if you're not gaming. For some reason it doesn't reset and it took me awhile to figure it out. To turn Focus assist back on, expose your "Taskbar," right click the "Notification" icon (my notification icon is on the far right of the Taskbar). You will see "Focus assist." Hover your cursor over "Focus assist" and select "Off." Now go back to the icon list (where you tell your computer to eject the USB). If you do not see the USB plugin icon then your USB should be safe to remove. If you do see the USB icon then select it and safely eject the USB. Wait a few moments and the safe to remove notification should pop up. Hope this helps.
Andreas, somewhere below I commented on your question, so I won't go into a lot of detail here. What it would mean to me is it's safe to unplug your USB device. Quickly, (if your computer setup is similar to mine), your notification icon is at the bottom right of your taskbar. The icon looks like a white square with three lines on it. Right click it. Find "Focus assist" and hover over it. A drop down will appear with four options on it. Make sure "Off" has a check mark beside it. This allows the "safe to remove device" notification to activate. You will never see the "safe to remove device" notification if "Off" is not selected. Hope this helps. Before I attempt to eject my USB devices, I make sure the "Off" is selected in Focus assist. Then I click on the eject device and get the safe to remove device notification.
This did not work for me as the mass storage device was somehow not in my device manager even though it was still visible on my comp and I could not eject it. I had to open task manager, click "end task" on windows, then in files (edit: at the top of the task manager) I had to run a new task called explore.exe ..then when I hit okay everything refreshed and i was able to eject the device safely!!!! So try that if this doesn't work (though I still gave this video a thumbs up as it seems to work for almost everyone!!) :)
@@NorthstarChurchOfficial I have a problem on my win 7 too. but the source of the problem is "Kernel-PnP" wtf is that i can't unplug my usb driver with 200go of pics in it i'm scared
just came because i needed to thank you for showing us this solution. After trying several other kinds of solutions, i finally found this one as the effective one for me!✨
Hi Edwin. I'm sorry you're having difficulty. Someone else had this problem. I don't know if they resolved it or not. What operating system are you using, i.e. Windows 7, 8, 10? I use Windows 10, but other versions should be the same. I may have made the video using Windows 7. I suggest trying to "unhide" hidden files and folders to see if Mass Storage will show up. (Click Start in bottom left corner. While icons are showing type Control Panel and then Enter. Select "File Explorer Options." Click the "View" tab on top. Find "Show hidden files, folders, and drives." Click "Apply" and "OK." This will allow all hidden files and folders to be seen.) Mass Storage should not be hidden, but who knows. Also, make sure you can scroll all the way to the bottom in Device Manager. You can't get to USB Mass Storage Device without scrolling, at least I can't. The last item shown on my computer is "USB Connector Managers." I scroll by clicking once on any of the listed devices and then scrolling down. Make certain you can see "Universal Serial Bus controllers." Click the Caret beside Universal Serial Bus controllers and USB Mass Storage Device should be listed about 4 down. Hope one of these help. Try the last one (scrolling) first. It's the simplest.
@@NorthstarChurchOfficial I got it to work! I just had to unpin windows folders from my task bar and it worked, thanks for the reply man you’re awesome
Oh boy. So I have an external 1tb drive that I cannot safely remove. I've made it to the step of "universal serial bus controllers" but cannot find the mass storage device. I have multiple selections for Generic USB Hub, USB Composite Device, USB Root Hub, and a couple Intel whodingers. WHAT DO I DO?!
Click on "Action" at top menu and select "scan for hardware changes". Does "Mass storage device" show now? Another thought: is your specific external drive listed there. That would be different but a possibility. You can right click on a suspect and go to properties, click Events tab and see if the dates match when you used the device. I had to do this when I had two devices plugged in. Hope this helped
@@NorthstarChurchOfficial Thanks for the follow-up. Unfortunately, selecting "Action" did not do anything. The options listed were the same as before. I tried looking at the dates like you said but there were so many recent dates for a few of the selections so I'm not really sure how to pinpoint which one belongs to the external drive.
@@NorthstarChurchOfficial I did a little digging and found the Mass Storage Device under "Storage Controllers" and not under "Universal Serial Bus Controllers." When I right click it gives me the option to uninstall. I'm assuming this is still the safe way to eject the external HD?
Good job! I must have gone through a dozen vids 'tii I found yours. Every one of these were both unintelligible and went to fast, skipping steps. You took your time so that I could follow along with you. I have Windows 7 and it worked just as you explained.
For people curious for a faster solution. A quick PC restart always seems to work for me rather than taking the time to uninstall and then reinstalling device drivers.
Do you need to do it each time you use your drive? I've seen somewhere Armoury Crate was the culprit but same thing, I have to end it each time from task explorer, that's a pain in the neck.
@@MataH1 I have a 2TB external hard drive that I'm always worried about corrupting without a safe eject so if it's giving me trouble I do end up doing a restart. I did find this other video however that looks to be useful in quickly finding what process is keeping the USB from being ejected here ---->ua-cam.com/video/e7hKikQncbY/v-deo.html I haven't needed to eject yet to try this method but it seems more efficient than deleting drivers.
@@GT_V yes I've just seen someone says just to right click "refresh" on a free space on the desktop, I haven't tried yet. ua-cam.com/video/RR7T9y5dTmg/v-deo.html The event viewer does tell you what program does it but it's a problem having to stop anything.
If you disable the USB port it will remain disabled the next time you attempt to use it. If you do the Uninstall it will reload the drivers and allow the USB port to work correctly if not immediately it will the next time you reboot. Your device always checks for missing drivers when it boots. Or after you uninstall you can click "Action" in the menu, then "Scan for hardware changes." Your device will scan and reinstall the driver immediately. Thanks
Thank you so muuuuuuuch😭 this really helps me I didn’t know what to do I’m sooo gonna start crying cause the files were so important to me this really helps me a lot
wow i did everything just like u showed but it shows ..NO MASS STORAGE DEVICE so now I still cannot unplug this usb hard drive safely yet ..but still digging on how to ..Thanks for Info nut its not working in my case
Hi J mead. First, if you don't see "USB Mass Storage Device," then it would tell me the USB drive has been disconnected/turned off and it is safe to remove your USB drive. What could be happening is your "Focus assist" is not set to "Off." If you do gaming and have set your computer to not send you notifications while playing then "Focus assist" will be turned on. You will need to turn it back off to show the "safe to eject" notification even if you're not gaming. For some reason it resets and it took me awhile to figure it out. To turn Focus assist "Off," expose your "Taskbar," right click the "Notification" icon (my notification icon is on the far right of the Taskbar). You will see "Focus assist." Hover your cursor over "Focus assist" and select "Off." Now go back to the icon list (where you tell your computer to eject the USB). If you do not see the USB plugin icon then your USB should be safe to remove. If you do see the USB icon then select it and safely eject the USB. Wait a few moments and the safe to remove notification should pop up. I make sure Focus Assist is Off every time I want to eject my USB before I attempt to remove my USB. Hope this helps.
thank you !!! i appreciate this alot! i was in doubt at first bcs i was worried if i lost all the files in my hard drive haha but it worked like a charm! :D
What the fuck? This worked for me. And now, I’m able to safely remove my device. It no longer gives me the error that I can’t due to a program using my ssd. I’m curious though, why was that all I needed to do?
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A very straightforward video. I read your comment below somewhere, where you answer the question I was going to ask about, the "not seeing the USB Mass Storage Device." Thank you for answering that question. It is so odd you still get that notification. So weird. But thank you for everything you shared.
USB mass device is not showing in my case what to do plz help
Thank you! Tried your method after trying 6 other methods that didn't work. Really appreciate you going slow and explaining everything!
Yes. Other methods didn't work for me either. You are welcome.
Was very nervous to lose all of the photos on my hard drive, and after watching lots of other videos I just finally did it and it worked perfectly, thank you!
My external hard drive does not show up in the Universal Serial Bus Controllers help pls
Thank you for this easy to follow video!! I was so worried we were about to loose all of our inventory photos. I plugged the external hard drive back in and all my files are still there and fine!
This worked very well. This guy should get more attention. Thanks so much.
Thank you dlux1867
God Bless you sir! 🙏 I was up late🕯😫 trying to figure this out and ended up leaving my computer on all night🌚....then searched on UA-cam. Since I understood you and each step, I DID IT!!! WHAT A RELIEF🥳 THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!
🎉🎉🤗🖥🗳🤗🎉🎉
I will take the blessing. Happy it helped you.
NOT looking up this video sooner, costed me a 500gb data loss.
and finally I know that it wont happen to me again.
BIG THANKS TO YOU SIR 🙏
Thanks! Yea, something like that is what caused me to figure it out so it wouldn't happen again to me. Happy this helped.
A comment I get often on this video is "I don't have a Mass storage device in Device manager." What this tells me is it's safe to unplug the device since Windows does not see it and can't damage it. However, to be on the safe side, I'd save my work and shut down then unplug the device. Now to address "I don't have a Mass storage device in Device manager" comments. If you run windows and plug in an external device into a USB slot then you have a "Mass storage device." What this probably means is the Focus assist is set to "Priority only" or "Alarms only" and not allowing the "Safe to remove device" notification to be seen. To check this go to far right on taskbar > right click the notification icon > hover over Focus assist > the selection should be "Off" to get the "Safe to remove device notification you want the next time you use your USB storage device. I found if not set to "Off" I do not get any notification. I've developed a habit to check to make sure "Focus assist" is "Off" before ejecting my storage device.
I was just about to trow my pc through the window, when I stumbled upon this video. PC survived another day.
Instantly worked i was getting very frustrated as to why i couldn't eject my external hard drive thankyou very much!
Happy it worked for you, Joe.
Oh dear, I do not see the mass storage device in the device manager folder, and am still getting the message that I cannot eject it. And I need it for work immediately, argh I don't know what to do :c
Just shut the computer down normally, unplug the USB device, and start up the computer.
@@NorthstarChurchOfficial I ended up being able to do it by opening task manager and on 'windows' ending task, then running new file (in the task manager) and typing 'explore.exe' in the box that opens. After that I was able to eject normally! Technology is weird. I never thought about just shutting the comp down and unplugging the device though, haha, that's a good idea! :)
It worked for me, I didn't even get any warning. Did the warning you got here mean you lost a file or no?
It didnt work for me but I did a Windows scan for errors found no errors but appeared its safe to remover hardware and all done
Thank you for this video! I tried several other videos but nothing worked. I was hesitant to do this like you mentioned but after I tried all previous options I had no choice... Turns out, it worked, like you said! No problems.
Strange that it would says 'device currently in use' and to 'close files'... when there is nothing open.
A little deceptive of microsoft...
I checked my task manager, it turns out windows is defragmenting newly inserted drive automatically, so wait for it to finish. It may be different for you.
Oh, thank you vey much for your help. IT WORKS!!! I spent like more then hour to try solve it😳
Firstly thanks for the video tutorial. However, what you showed here is basically the same as physically yanking the USB External HDD or Flash drive out because you've just "possibly" interrupted the process where it may still have been writing to the device by uninstalling the device in Device Manager. Chances are relatively low this would happen but in my opinion it's no different.
If all the proper methods don't work [ie. Safely remove Hardware] the way its meant to, and you're still getting the "Device is currently in use" message pop-up, then wait about 10-15 minutes, don't access the drive at all and then try again, at which point, I would guess physically pulling it straight out or doing what you do in the video would most likely be safe to do.
I've found that waiting just a minute or so...& trying again, it will eject properly. Not sure why we have to wait.....when I've haven't been using anything to do with the device I'm trying to eject for quite awhile.
Thank you so much! you described exactly how I felt watching other UA-cam videos!
Happy it helped.
Happy it worked for you.
It worked perfectly,I was hesitant at first but did it,thanks a million
I understand being hesitant. We all have valuable information on our connected hard drives. Happy it worked for you.
I have the same problem but icannot find the mass strogae in device manager please help
Hi Tokyo Nairobi. First, make certain you have down clicked "Universal Serial Bus controllers." If you have and you don't see "USB Mass Storage Device," then it would tell me the USB drive has been disconnected and it is safe to remove your USB drive. What could be happening is your "Focus assist" is not set to "Off." If you do gaming and have set your computer to not send you notifications while playing then "Focus assist" will be turned off. You will need to turn it back on for the "safe to eject" notification to show even if you're not gaming. For some reason it doesn't reset and it took me awhile to figure it out. To turn Focus assist back on, expose your "Taskbar," right click the "Notification" icon (my notification icon is on the far right of the Taskbar). You will see "Focus assist." Hover your cursor over "Focus assist" and select "Off." Now go back to the icon list (where you tell your computer to eject the USB). If you do not see the USB plugin icon then your USB should be safe to remove. If you do see the USB icon then select it and safely eject the USB. Wait a few moments and the safe to remove notification should pop up. Hope this helps.
so what if I dont even have that usb mass storage thing?
Andreas, somewhere below I commented on your question, so I won't go into a lot of detail here. What it would mean to me is it's safe to unplug your USB device. Quickly, (if your computer setup is similar to mine), your notification icon is at the bottom right of your taskbar. The icon looks like a white square with three lines on it. Right click it. Find "Focus assist" and hover over it. A drop down will appear with four options on it. Make sure "Off" has a check mark beside it. This allows the "safe to remove device" notification to activate. You will never see the "safe to remove device" notification if "Off" is not selected. Hope this helps. Before I attempt to eject my USB devices, I make sure the "Off" is selected in Focus assist. Then I click on the eject device and get the safe to remove device notification.
This did not work for me as the mass storage device was somehow not in my device manager even though it was still visible on my comp and I could not eject it. I had to open task manager, click "end task" on windows, then in files (edit: at the top of the task manager) I had to run a new task called explore.exe ..then when I hit okay everything refreshed and i was able to eject the device safely!!!! So try that if this doesn't work (though I still gave this video a thumbs up as it seems to work for almost everyone!!) :)
You are great, It worked for me Windows 7 + Seagate hard disk drive.
scan for hardware changes worked for me, and only after I found the device. Thanks,
Hello, does this work for windows 7 too?
Yes Jonah. If I remember correctly I was using Windows 7 when I made this video.
@@NorthstarChurchOfficial I have a problem on my win 7 too. but the source of the problem is "Kernel-PnP" wtf is that i can't unplug my usb driver with 200go of pics in it i'm scared
@@NorthstarChurchOfficial Oh thank you so much for your reply!
Thank you it really helpful. I'm very hesitant to do it because I'm afraid it will have a bad effect. but you prove that it is safe.
Yes, it's safe. Uninstalling the driver makes it completely safe. You are welcome.
just came because i needed to thank you for showing us this solution. After trying several other kinds of solutions, i finally found this one as the effective one for me!✨
USB mass storage device doesn’t show up for me please help
Hi Edwin. I'm sorry you're having difficulty. Someone else had this problem. I don't know if they resolved it or not. What operating system are you using, i.e. Windows 7, 8, 10? I use Windows 10, but other versions should be the same. I may have made the video using Windows 7. I suggest trying to "unhide" hidden files and folders to see if Mass Storage will show up. (Click Start in bottom left corner. While icons are showing type Control Panel and then Enter. Select "File Explorer Options." Click the "View" tab on top. Find "Show hidden files, folders, and drives." Click "Apply" and "OK." This will allow all hidden files and folders to be seen.) Mass Storage should not be hidden, but who knows. Also, make sure you can scroll all the way to the bottom in Device Manager. You can't get to USB Mass Storage Device without scrolling, at least I can't. The last item shown on my computer is "USB Connector Managers." I scroll by clicking once on any of the listed devices and then scrolling down. Make certain you can see "Universal Serial Bus controllers." Click the Caret beside Universal Serial Bus controllers and USB Mass Storage Device should be listed about 4 down. Hope one of these help. Try the last one (scrolling) first. It's the simplest.
@@NorthstarChurchOfficial I got it to work! I just had to unpin windows folders from my task bar and it worked, thanks for the reply man you’re awesome
Sincerely THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!
Thank you sir. That was a huge relief because im scared that my data on ext hard disk will get corrupted
Oh boy. So I have an external 1tb drive that I cannot safely remove. I've made it to the step of "universal serial bus controllers" but cannot find the mass storage device. I have multiple selections for Generic USB Hub, USB Composite Device, USB Root Hub, and a couple Intel whodingers. WHAT DO I DO?!
Click on "Action" at top menu and select "scan for hardware changes". Does "Mass storage device" show now? Another thought: is your specific external drive listed there. That would be different but a possibility. You can right click on a suspect and go to properties, click Events tab and see if the dates match when you used the device. I had to do this when I had two devices plugged in. Hope this helped
I have the same problem.
@@NorthstarChurchOfficial Thanks for the follow-up. Unfortunately, selecting "Action" did not do anything. The options listed were the same as before. I tried looking at the dates like you said but there were so many recent dates for a few of the selections so I'm not really sure how to pinpoint which one belongs to the external drive.
@@NorthstarChurchOfficial I did a little digging and found the Mass Storage Device under "Storage Controllers" and not under "Universal Serial Bus Controllers." When I right click it gives me the option to uninstall. I'm assuming this is still the safe way to eject the external HD?
@@TO-sr3fm I am in the same situation. Did you end up uninstalling the mass drive? If so we’re your files safe afterwards?
Good job! I must have gone through a dozen vids 'tii I found yours. Every one of these were both unintelligible and went to fast, skipping steps. You took your time so that I could follow along with you. I have Windows 7 and it worked just as you explained.
Tnx man I was so doubtful,but fortunately it works for my laptop
Uninstalling device didn t work.
Worked like a charm! Thank you!
Thank you for this i tought im gonna mess up my harddisk and when plug it again my files still their. this is safe.
It dosen't look like a proper solution
Worked like a charm, thanks for this video!
Great!
i not solved i need your help please
For people curious for a faster solution. A quick PC restart always seems to work for me rather than taking the time to uninstall and then reinstalling device drivers.
Do you need to do it each time you use your drive? I've seen somewhere Armoury Crate was the culprit but same thing, I have to end it each time from task explorer, that's a pain in the neck.
@@MataH1 I have a 2TB external hard drive that I'm always worried about corrupting without a safe eject so if it's giving me trouble I do end up doing a restart. I did find this other video however that looks to be useful in quickly finding what process is keeping the USB from being ejected here ---->ua-cam.com/video/e7hKikQncbY/v-deo.html
I haven't needed to eject yet to try this method but it seems more efficient than deleting drivers.
@@GT_V yes I've just seen someone says just to right click "refresh" on a free space on the desktop, I haven't tried yet. ua-cam.com/video/RR7T9y5dTmg/v-deo.html The event viewer does tell you what program does it but it's a problem having to stop anything.
Thanks, it worked
i swear i tried this and it didnt work but when i saw this comment i was i guess i will try it again IT WOKRED THANK YOU FOR THIS COMMENT
How about disable it instead of uninstall
If you disable the USB port it will remain disabled the next time you attempt to use it. If you do the Uninstall it will reload the drivers and allow the USB port to work correctly if not immediately it will the next time you reboot. Your device always checks for missing drivers when it boots. Or after you uninstall you can click "Action" in the menu, then "Scan for hardware changes." Your device will scan and reinstall the driver immediately. Thanks
Thank you so muuuuuuuch😭 this really helps me I didn’t know what to do I’m sooo gonna start crying cause the files were so important to me this really helps me a lot
You are welcome. Thank you for the comment.
Thanks... Same situation 👍 Great help
Welcome.
You're the man!!!!!!!! Thank you my good sir 👍
Thank you. You are welcome.
Thank you very much, you safe me...💪💪💪
Yeah!!!! U r a digital and Living Lifesaver:)
wow i did everything just like u showed but it shows ..NO MASS STORAGE DEVICE so now I still cannot unplug this usb hard drive safely yet ..but still digging on how to ..Thanks for Info nut its not working in my case
Hi J mead. First, if you don't see "USB Mass Storage Device," then it would tell me the USB drive has been disconnected/turned off and it is safe to remove your USB drive. What could be happening is your "Focus assist" is not set to "Off." If you do gaming and have set your computer to not send you notifications while playing then "Focus assist" will be turned on. You will need to turn it back off to show the "safe to eject" notification even if you're not gaming. For some reason it resets and it took me awhile to figure it out. To turn Focus assist "Off," expose your "Taskbar," right click the "Notification" icon (my notification icon is on the far right of the Taskbar). You will see "Focus assist." Hover your cursor over "Focus assist" and select "Off." Now go back to the icon list (where you tell your computer to eject the USB). If you do not see the USB plugin icon then your USB should be safe to remove. If you do see the USB icon then select it and safely eject the USB. Wait a few moments and the safe to remove notification should pop up. I make sure Focus Assist is Off every time I want to eject my USB before I attempt to remove my USB. Hope this helps.
This just pisses me off. Like why can't it just TELL YOU wtf is "using it"?! 🤬🤬😤😤
Thanks pal!!
thank you !!! i appreciate this alot! i was in doubt at first bcs i was worried if i lost all the files in my hard drive haha but it worked like a charm! :D
Happy it worked for you. You are very welcome.
This really worked.Thank you very much indeed
Thank you very much, it helps me a lot!
Excellent! Thank you
love you dude... !!!!!!!!!!!! thanks
A BIG THANK YOU TO YOU! Problem solved!
you are welcome mundograph7223.
i dont have a mass storage device UGH wtf
Thank you so much !
I’m just trying to get my Green Xbox 2 TB drive to read again cause I have 122 games installed on it for avoiding the internal drive💀💀💀
u r great, thanks for sharing
Thank you so much for you help sir
Thank you so muchhh😭😭❤️❤️
thank you sir !
Nice sir 👍
Thanks a lot sir
What the fuck? This worked for me. And now, I’m able to safely remove my device. It no longer gives me the error that I can’t due to a program using my ssd. I’m curious though, why was that all I needed to do?
Thank you sir I did it on windows 7
Thank you
Just a few min ppl.then click eject done
thanks man
Thanks
Nice!
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Too much blah blah.
Thanks
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