How to remove USB flash drives in Win2000/XP

Some plug-and-play functions are added to Windows 2000/XP. For example, a new USB flash drive is directly attached to the USB interface on the host where Windows 2000/XP is located, you can use it. However, a problem that often bothers users during use is that you often cannot smoothly dismount the USB flash disk. You have been teaching many experts and the problem still cannot be solved, after a period of exploration, I finally completely eradicate this problem.

1. After data exchange and storage of the USB flash drive, close the corresponding program, exit the corresponding process, and return to "my computer ", open another drive and perform folder operations (as needed). Then, click the USB flash drive icon on the taskbar. Then, the dialog box that allows you to safely delete the USB flash drive will pop up, after confirming, you can remove the USB flash drive from the computer.

2. Optimization for quick deletion. First, insert the flash memory to the USB interface, right-click "my computer" in Windows 2000/XP, and expand "Properties> hardware> Device Manager> disk drive" in sequence ", find "USB Flash Drive USB Device" (different brands of Flash files may have different names), and double-click it to open the "USB Flash Drive USB Device properties" dialog box. Switch to the "Policy" tab, select "optimize for quick deletion", and click "OK" to exit. In the future, ignore the "safely delete Hardware" icon in the system tray, as long as there is no data read/write operation on the flash memory (that is, the flash indicator does not flash ), you can directly unplug the flash memory from the USB interface.