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Hey Guys!
I am using windows 7 build 7077. Everything is running well and i'm loving this OS already... But I have a problem... Whenever i plug my USB driver then after using i try to "Eject" It gives me some error like " Some program is using the disk and cannot be removed right now" Well something like that...! It was working fine before and i don't know what suddenly happened and now the OS cannot eject USB disk... Can any one help me...!? Thanks!
Hey
As you mentioned :Would you like to mention any detail for this? Did you update your Windows 7 and then this happened? Or did you install any software? Well if your Anti-Virus has USB autorun protection then try to eject the disk once you disable the USB protection... Might help...! All the best...!Quote:
Originally Posted by Patio
Hey!
Thanks for the quick reply.. Well previously i meant for the time When i was using Windows 7 Build 7000. Then i updates my Windows 7 with build 7077 and now i have this problem. I don't have anything USB protection. I tried after disabling the Antivirus too...! But still no luck...! Any other workaround? Thanks!
Hey!
I have the same problem on my Computer, but mine is Windows XP Pro SP3 machine. I don't know why either. Rarely, it will work but most of the time it doesn't.
Heya!
I suppose that a previous application may not have completely released it.
However, although I don't have an answer, only a couple of suggestions. I
wonder if the same problem occurs if you don't actually access your flash
drive. In other words, if you 'just plug it in', wait a few moments, then
attempt to "Unplug or Eject Hardware", do you still get the message? If yes then there is possibly a virus which is accessing your Flash Drive...!
I opened the Resource Monitor and it turns out that every time you click to Eject, the 'system' accesses the &LogFile and &Mft making the computer think that the drive is still being used.
The is why we have beta testing.
open the Start->All programs->Accessories->System Tools->Resource Monitor
and check to see that nothing is writing to the drive then just yank it out!
I doubt this will cause damage.