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Auto-Close Running Programs and Eject USB PenDrive


Setup file | 5 MB | including Flash(.SWF) Preview | RS

When you want to eject a connected USB drive from a computer, you’ll
have to close all the programs that are ran from USB flash drive, or
else you’ll get the error message saying “The device ‘Generic volume’
cannot be stopped right now. Try stopping the device again later.”
Sometimes even after closing every possible application that is ran
from the USB flash drive, you still can’t successfully stop the device.
If this happens on my own computer, I have no problems with this issue
because I could use Unlocker to unlock processes in use to successfully
remove the drive.


This would be a problem when this happens to my flash drive that are
connected to other computer which doesn’t have Unlocker installed. If I
simply unplug my USB flash drive without safely removing it first,
there is a risk of data corruption on my flash drive. I recently found
a small tool from Jkwebtalks called EjectUSB which seems to be pretty
interesting. From the name of that tool, it seemed like a normal
utility to eject a plugged in USB drive but it actually does more than
that.

EjectUSB is designed to be a simple utility to close all programs
running from a specified drive or folder and then attempt ejection if a
drive was specified. Extended functionality includes flushing the file
cache, closing Explorer windows and removing registry entries and
Recent Document shortcuts referencing the specified drive or folder.
There is no interface for EjectUSB. All you need to do is extract the
zip file to your USB flash drive, and then run EjectUSB.exe whenever
you want to eject your USB flash drive.


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You might be thinking what is the difference between ejecting the USB
drive using this tool and the built-in Safely Remove Hardware in
Windows? The good thing about EjectUSB is it automatically closes all
running programs running from the USB drive. This way it’s very
unlikely you’ll get the error that your device cannot be stopped now.

There’s also a settings.bat file where you can access the configuration
of EjectUSB. As you can see, it is also able to perform cleanup
functions, remove related Subst entries and many more which the Safely
Remove Hardware is NOT capable of doing.

Other than using this tool to eject a plugged in device, you can also
use it to close running programs that are ran from the partition where
EjectUSB is. Let’s say you run a game that is installed in D: drive. If
you have EjectUSB in D: drive as well, double clicking it will close
the game. However this won’t affect the programs that are ran from
other partitions such as your C: drive. EjectUSB can definitely work
like a boss-key function to quickly shut off programs that can get you
fired

Your antivirus might warn you that EjectUSB is a trojan but it’s not.
That is the side-effect of EjectUSB being an AutoIt3 script. You do not
need to worry if you’ve downloaded it from the official EjectUSB
website.

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