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| Acmlm's Board - I2 Archive - Hardware/Software - Ejecting disks from a Mac USB drive connected to Windows XP |
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theclaw Red Cheep-cheep Level: 24  Posts: 199/202 EXP: 69367 For next: 8758 Since: 03-28-04 From: USA Since last post: 21 hours Last activity: 7 min. |
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| First, look at the topic title. I don't want to repeat myself. The situation is that I happen to have an Imation Superdisk USB drive. It reads all floppies wonderfully, but I'm having trouble with how to eject a disk. I've tried the button, a toothpick, and pressing the button while plugging/unplugging it's power cable. There is no Eject command in the My Computer file menu either. So, what should I do? Drive model: Imation SD-USB-M2 Disk type I need to eject: standard 1.44mb floppy Operating system: Windows XP SP2 |
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Nebetsu Shmee Level: 55 Posts: 1554/1574 EXP: 1291130 For next: 23059 Since: 09-01-04 From: Nebland Since last post: 3 hours Last activity: 1 hour |
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| You might be able to pull the whole thing apart and wire in a force-eject button, but that would void your warrentee and you would probably damage the thing. | |||
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theclaw Red Cheep-cheep Level: 24 Posts: 200/202 EXP: 69367 For next: 8758 Since: 03-28-04 From: USA Since last post: 21 hours Last activity: 7 min. |
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| I figured it out. The software eject feature is only for SuperDisks. With normal floppies, a thumbtack can slide into the button's hole and open it. For now, this little problem is solved. |
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