Set the incorrect Windows XP

The following describes the incorrect Windows XP-general Linux technology-Linux technology and application information. It is estimated that many Windows users have the same experience as me, that is, when you copy files and click "safely remove hardware device", it is likely to be notified that this device is currently in use, cannot be stopped. Please try again later. However, it was still not possible to "later", or even close all windows, so I simply pulled the USB out, And nothing went wrong.

Now, when I connect a USB hard drive that is not secure in Windows to Ubuntu, I get the following prompt:



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(Chinese Linuxer, localization is not completed yet, And everyone continues to work hard)

It probably means that the hard disk was not closed in the correct way last time. The NTFS mark indicates that it is still in use and gives a selection:

If Windows is available, use the "safely remove Hardware" function. Use the Force mount command option: mount... -O force mounting, but you have to bear the consequences yourself.

So I understand that Windows also knows that it is often unable to safely close the hardware, so I am aware of the loss and will make the mistake. In the case of a hard disk that was not safely closed last time, it is also forced to be connected, instead of reporting an error.

Interestingly, NTFS tags are often ignored by their own Windows systems, but this time they are replaced by Linux.