Windows vs USB Safely Remove
Find below the feature comparison chart of the Windows native safely remove hardware tool and USB Safely Remove.
Feature |
Windows
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USB Safely Remove
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Device menu |
Displaying devices to remove |
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Device stopping |
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Device disabling |
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Displaying stopped (but not yet removed) devices |
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Device stopping in a click |
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Reactivate stopped device |
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Easily browsing a device in Explorer or your favorite file manager |
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Eject memory cards of card readers |
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Stop all devices at once |
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Scan for hardware changes in a click |
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Sort your devices by drive letter, name etc |
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Assign or change device icon |
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Rename device |
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Skins |
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Hiding unneded device from the menu |
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Displaying the menu immediately |
Up to 10 sec timeout |
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Safe removal |
Display programs blocking a device from stopping |
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Forced device stopping |
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Power off devices on stopping (optional) |
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Can disconnect SATA\USB devices that are not displayed in the native Windows menu |
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Drive letter management |
Automatic assignment of a drive letter |
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Fix a letter for a specific drive |
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Fix one letter for several drives |
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Prohibit assigning some letters for external drives |
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Hide drive letters of unused card reader slots |
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Program autorun |
On device connection |
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Before device stopping |
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After device stopping |
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After physical device removal |
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Run program for all devices (not only for particular one) |
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Additional features |
Command line for safe removal\reactivation |
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Hotkeys to manage devices |
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