Windows Safety remove USB function inside XBMC

LordByron · 2013-01-23 10:11

Hello,
I would be really great to have the possibility to change USB disks inside XBMC with the possibility to safely remove them (now I have to quit XBMC, use the Windows safely remove hardware and start XBMC again). An equal or similar function that has Openelec would be just perfect (the USB drives can be safely removed from Video -> Files). What do you think ?

**artrafael** · 2013-01-23 10:17

If you use "Files" view, you should see your USB device listed. Open its context menu and select "Remove safely".

LordByron · 2013-01-23 10:44

Hello Artrafael,
I'm using Frodo RC3 for Windows and I can't find the "Remove safely" inside the USB device context menu while it is present in Openelec (and I think in other Linux versions). It's why I asked that Smile

If other Windows users can find that, it would be very strange and I would need to investigate why I have not this function....

ace20022 · 2013-01-23 10:56

Hi,
I'm a windows user and that button is fully functional here...

LordByron · 2013-01-23 10:58

Hi ace20022, thanks. When I'll be back at home, I have to see why I have not this function then... Smile

artrafael Team-XBMC Forum Moderator Posts: 4,424 Joined: Jul 2010 Reputation: 78 Location: USA	2013-01-23 10:17 Post: #2 If you use "Files" view, you should see your USB device listed. Open its context menu and select "Remove safely".
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LordByron Junior Member Posts: 17 Joined: Dec 2012 Reputation: 0	2013-01-23 10:44 Post: #3 Hello Artrafael, I'm using Frodo RC3 for Windows and I can't find the "Remove safely" inside the USB device context menu while it is present in Openelec (and I think in other Linux versions). It's why I asked that If other Windows users can find that, it would be very strange and I would need to investigate why I have not this function....
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ace20022 Senior Member Posts: 102 Joined: Aug 2012 Reputation: 4 Location: Germany	2013-01-23 10:56 Post: #4 Hi, I'm a windows user and that button is fully functional here...
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LordByron Junior Member Posts: 17 Joined: Dec 2012 Reputation: 0	2013-01-23 10:58 Post: #5 Hi ace20022, thanks. When I'll be back at home, I have to see why I have not this function then...
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