What to do if Windows is using a generic volume that cannot be stopped

Last solution 1:

1. Double-click the Safely Remove Hardware icon on the taskbar

2. Press CTRL + ALT + Del key to bring up the task manager;

3, the end of the Explorer.exe process, the desktop on the "taskbar" disappears;

4, click the "Safely Remove Hardware" dialog box "Stop" button, when the system prompts the "Safely Remove Hardware" text prompt, you can unplug the USB plug;

5. Then, on the Task Manager menu, tap file (F) → New Task (run ...), enter "Explorer.exe", and then go to the taskbar, and the task bar appears.

Last Solution 2:

1. Press CTRL + ALT + Del key to bring up the task manager;

2, the end of which the Explorer.exe process;

3. Create a new Explorer.exe process;

4. Double-click the Safely Remove Hardware icon on the taskbar. It's done.

What to do if Windows is using a generic volume that cannot be stopped