Windows is unable to stop USB Mass Storage Device Now whenever a user will attach a USB storage device which is already installed in system, Windows will not detect it and it’ll not be shown in My Computer.
If you right click it you can select 'eject' and it should stop all processes along with it.
You could always go to control panel -> hardware and sound -> devices and printers and see the drive there. In right-side pane, change value of Start to 4. Usually there will be two separate drives listed to eject, if one fails just use the other (this doesnt seem to be true with win 7). Type regedit in RUN dialog box and press Enter. When I click on the safe removal icon I get a warning. If the USB storage device is already installed in system: 1. Currently I'm shutting down the PC to remove it safely. The safe removal problem appears to be unique to this particular drive. I've spent most of today checking just about everything I can think of.
#Cant eject mass storage device windows 10 windows 10
Today is the first time I've used it on Windows 10 OS. It always worked well (safe removal) on Win 7 Pro. It appears that this particular USB HD Seagate Barracuda drive doesn't like Windows 10. I can remove other USB portable hard drives and thumb drives safely using the tray icon. The problem I'm having is this drive will not eject "safely" using the icon on the task bar "remove hardware and eject media" It's not a PC issue as I've tried the Seagate drive it on 2 machines, with the same results. Until my new drive arrives I'm using a spare Seagate Barracuda 7200.8 ST3300831A 300GB 7200 RPM 8MB Cache IDE Ultra ATA100 / ATA-6 3.5" Hard Drive for my disk image and back ups. I have a couple of smaller drives that I use as spares and my daughters disk images. It didn't survive the G forces, it's now toast. I dropped my WD Portable 2 TB USB drive that I used for saving my Win 10 images and back ups.
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