When I click on "Safely Remove" for a USB drive the drive disappears from the list and also from the Windows Explorer drive view, but I do not receive the "Safe to remove" pop-up message.
Any ideas?
Not in my experience, I always get the notification - but then we probably have chosen different notification settings.
Settings > System > Notifications & actions
@Hairy Scot For 'safe to remove' notifications, turn on 'Get notifications from apps and other senders'.
I guess I have mine turned off. I guess I'm glad about that!!!!
The pop-up 'safe to remove' no longer shows, when 'safely remove' has been selected.
In, Settings > System > Notifications & actions,
'Get notifications from apps and other senders', is turned on.
Is there another solution to this issue?
I'm still having this issue and have not figured out how,
or if this can be corrected.
Any help with this issue,
would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Try Step 4 here:
Enable or Disable Disk Write Caching in Windows 10 | Windows 10 Tutorials
EDIT: Also I have noticed that some antivirus programs can take over safe ejection of USB drives and display their own notification.
@Callender
Thanks for your reply.
I've tried your suggestion using step 4 in the tutorial.
By placing a check, in the box marked 'Better Performance'.
To enable write caching on a 16gb flash drive, that I most often use.
Still no pop-up appears when 'safely remove' has been selected.
I do have an antivirus program.
However, I do not receive, or am presented with any form of displayed notice of any kind.
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