


Once the device stops and disappears from the hardware list, it’s safe to physically remove it. A new window will open up – for each device you want to safely remove, click on its name and press the “stop” button. Close all open files, right-click on this icon, and then select “Safely remove hardware”. When a removable device is attached to the computer, an icon with an image of a computer chip and a green arrow (Windows 7 & XP) appears in your system tray. Safely removing hardware from a PC is dead simple. Safely eject removable devices from Windows PCs

So, this article is all about how to safely eject removable or external storage devices such as external hard disk, USB pen drive, or memory card. Have you ever discovered that some photos or files on a memory card or thumb drive are corrupt? You might be yanking these storage devices from your computer in an unsafe manner, resulting in data loss.
