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Old 10-22-2010, 12:33 AM   #10
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Originally Posted by cjottawa View Post
On my system, when I click the "Safely remove hardware" icon on the taskbar, I get a dialogue box that has multiple items for every hardware device.

Clicking the wrong one results in an error dialogue and the device not ejecting.



I used to work in the marketing department for an airline, now I'm with the government.

I can see how my posts are influenced by the marketing background; photos, links, flow, structure etc. Is that why you drew the conclusion I had a stake in the app I mentioned?

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Here's what happens when I use the Windows XP "Safely Remove Hardware" taskbar icon - several dialogue boxes, each more obscure than the next:





No worries Corona.
You are probably Right clicking, if you get that. (or possibly, show components is ticked)
Normal click and it is the simple click to stop the device.

BTW if you use a USB (could be internal connected) card reader: Do Not stop the device, you may have to re-boot to get it back. For individual cards, use windows explorer, and "Eject" the drive in question.
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