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Removing SSD from "Safe Eject" list

Zeke
By Zeke
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go to bios and disable plug n play on the sata port where your ssd is plugged in

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Pretty self-explanatory. Whenever I want to safely eject a flash drive, there's also my system SSD showing up in the list. Is there any way to remove it from there? Not something I can't live without but it kinda bothers me...

 

Windows 8.1, Crucial M4 64Gb (one of the older revisions, CT064M4SSD2)

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go to bios and disable plug n play on the sata port where your ssd is plugged in

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go to bios and disable plug n play on the sata port where your ssd is plugged in

Might be called "Hot Swap" depending on your manufacturer

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That would be awkward, accidentally ejecting your boot drive. I wonder if windows would allow it? Would probably complain about it still being in use.

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That was easier than I expected. Thanks to both of you!

 

 

That would be awkward, accidentally ejecting your boot drive. I wonder if windows would allow it? Would probably complain about it still being in use.

Nah, it won't allow it, I've tried to do that just for fun :)

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