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Originally Posted by ComingOfShadows
In Windows, there should be an icon that looks like a USB plug with a Green check mark in the System Tray (near the clock). If you do not see this, it may be hidden so expand the tray by clicking the arrow.
Click on this and it should show your connected Devices, you can the select and eject it.
*note there is a bug in Windows where this can disappear, if this is the case open a run dialog and enter "rundll32 shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL hotplug.dll" and hit OK to manually bring up the eject dialog.
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Thanks for this advice. It worked for me.