disconnect hub rather than disconnecting all drives on the hub


  1. dmesal
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    disconnect hub rather than disconnecting all drives on the hub


    Good Day All

    Just curious if it is safe to disconnect a usb hub rather than going down the line to disconnect all the drives on the hub?

    all help is greatly appreciated

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  3. play2mefish
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    Yes, provided of course you are not writing to any of the disks when you pull the plug.
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