What are the consequences of unplugging the USB flash drive directly from the computer

After the USB flash drive is plugged into the computer, it becomes a part of the computer components, the computer will identify and record the attributes of the USB flash drive, and the USB flash drive will have the same level as the hard disk of the chassis, named "removable hard disk", when the information of one hard disk in the computer is copied to another hard disk, the file is divided into a read-only file and a modifiable copy (so that the file can be modified), after the file is moved to another hard disk, the read-only information is completely saved, which is the basis for the file to be recognized, and the modifiable copy is still active, This is the function of logging out when the computer is shut down, and the cancellation is to record and save the copy information, and the process of closing the U disk is the same reason, which is equivalent to canceling the U disk to save the complete information. If you lose the process of logging-out, whether it will cause damage to the file, theoretically speaking, it is certain, but some copies of files are meaningless, you can not record the copy, so the consequences of directly unplugging the U disk depend on the situation, it is best to develop a habit of turning off the removable U disk drive before pulling the U disk, not much trouble, safety first.

The above content is a simplified explanation of the profession, and the language is not rigorous and is only for comprehension.

If the disk is not in the process of reading and writing operations, there are almost no consequences.

If it is, it will cause the files to be lost or become fragmented.

If there are too many times, it will have a slight impact on the USB flash drive.

As long as the light doesn't flicker, it doesn't matter if you unplug it. But close all programs on the USB stick.

At least my machine can't be pulled out directly, it must be ejected first, otherwise it will definitely be a blue screen.

I've been doing this for a few years, and it's still fine, and the facts show that it's okay.

If you don't write data, it's nothing, if you write data, pull it directly, and you may lose data.

Generally, there are no consequences, and there can be data loss.

In this way, the consequences of light on computers and USB flash drives are not too serious! If the back is heavy, the motherboard will burn out! My friend tried it once!

Usually there is no problem, but you are stupid, you have to take care of your own things, you know?

It depends on what system you are pulling.

XP's no problem.

2000 includes less than 2000.

If the USB flash drive of the computer is not unplugged, the USB flash drive will be plugged in all the time, which will occupy system resources and affect the operation of the computer; 2. Affect the system startup, the U disk can be used as a boot disk, and the boot will be automatically scanned, which will generally affect the startup speed, and seriously cause the computer to fail to start; 3. There is no heat dissipation measure in the USB flash drive, and the chip will be burned if it is serious; 4. It is easy to damage the data in the U disk, resulting in the loss of files; 5. The U disk partition table is very fragile, and it is easy to damage the data on the surface of the U disk when powered on for a long time.