Still a problem with the portable hard drive, when safely removing the hardware always shows that th

The inside is not all turned off. You check which of the small software in it is working. It's also possible that which software you opened is calling the stuff inside.

For example, if you put a movie in it, after opening the ** device, most of them can't be turned off even if you don't play it, because you turn on the synchronization function, or you haven't finished watching it, forming a file link in the system. I can only turn it off after clearing such a thing.,If I can't turn it off, I'll close all the current running programs first.,After clearing the system.。 Most of them can be turned off.,If you can't turn it off, it's a hidden system service and use it.,Only find the corresponding one to turn it off.,You can use a process like Kingsoft or other process viewing tools to find the relevant process and turn it off.。

Try closing the program you're using and deleting it safely. If that still doesn't work, cancel your account and log in again to log out securely.

Want to know why? Because, your portable hard drive is still transferring (files) to the hard disk on your computer

That's because the file or program on your disk is in use, so it can't be removed, hopefully.

It should be no problem to pull it directly, the quality of my home is very good, and it has not been broken.

First of all, it is possible to be poisoned, or it is possible to have an undiscovered background program!! First, use the timely update of the antivirus, and then look for any processes that may be running on the disk. Or is there a process accessing the disk? If it really doesn't work anymore, you can only turn off the phone first and then take the disk

In general, there are several possibilities for this situation: first, the antivirus software is scanning the mobile hard disk, second, a certain program does not terminate the process after closing, and third, the cache function of the mobile hard disk is enabled, and the file is not really transferred. Therefore, it is recommended that you try the following:

First of all, after using the portable hard disk, you should close all the windows that open it, otherwise the above information will be prompted; Second, the policy for the portable hard drive is set to "Optimized for quick deletion". The way to do this is to go to the Device Manager, find the portable hard drive from the device list on the right and double-click it, it will pop up its properties window. Click the "Strategy" tab at the top, select the radio button in front of "Optimize for quick deletion", and then confirm the exit. If it doesn't work, then it is recommended that you use the process viewing software, there are many software that can achieve this function, it is recommended to use unlocker, the latest version is.

After installing the unlocker, it will add a shortcut to the right-click menu, just right-click on the folder or file and select "unlocker", you can find out which processes are currently accessing or locking the file or folder, if you confirm that the processes in the list are useless, you can click the "unlock" button, and then there should be no error message when uninstalling.

If you still can't solve the problem, don't get into the nitty-gritty.

Of course, there is damage to being pulled back and forth frequently.

Before safely removing the hardware, close all connections to the hardware and then delete it. If you can't, just log out of the computer and then delete it.

Is this the case after restarting the computer? If that's the case, there's something wrong with your settings or your system files.

Solve the settings problem first, right-click on the taskbar, set up, customize, and then restore your system if it still doesn't work. Will definitely work out. This is the most straightforward way to do it.

I guess it's still your setup issue. Try it first, and if that doesn't work, restore the system.

If this doesn't work, you just click and hold your USB drive or inserted something, and then right-click, there will be a pop-up, so that you can also exit the USB drive.

End the explorer process and try it.

Open the Task Manager, put the end out, and then open the Task Manager, click File - Create a task - enter it on the line I did this last time I don't know if it's a coincidence It is recommended to try it