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UltiMaker Cura 5.4.0 will not eject removable media Windows 11
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· UltiMaker Cura 5.4.0 will not eject removable media Windows 11
Don't worry about it. These days Windows automatically mounts flash drives and memory cards in a way where you can just unplug them without loss... as long as you're not currently writing a file, but then only that file will be corrupted.
My best guestimate as to answer? I don't know if a program needs administrative privileges to eject drives, but Windows 11 clamps down on the elevated privileges thing a bit and makes the whole process a bit more involved in an effort to protect idiots from themselves. (Not saying you're an idiot, but there's enough out there)
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Don't worry about it. These days Windows automatically mounts flash drives and memory cards in a way where you can just unplug them without loss... as long as you're not currently writing a file, but then only that file will be corrupted.
My best guestimate as to answer? I don't know if a program needs administrative privileges to eject drives, but Windows 11 clamps down on the elevated privileges thing a bit and makes the whole process a bit more involved in an effort to protect idiots from themselves. (Not saying you're an idiot, but there's enough out there)
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