I guess is sata hot swap feature enabled on your disks in motherboard bios/uefi settings
peacedetski
When I had an eGPU for my laptop, one of the earliest ones that connected via ExpressCard, I could do this with my GTX 660 (and it worked! It didn’t recognize it when plugged back until reboot, though)
MSD3k
“Computer, eject Warp Core…”
Intrepid-South-1975
Is it in fat 32 format?
meersanity
SOLVED! THANKS GUYS
Zestyclose-Oil-6687
Do it
JunglerFromWish
call of the void
JamesPro30
Eject i7 13700k
NotJustBibbit
It will unmount them, open the side panel and then fire them out of the case at mach 7
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Maybe it will unmount them
I guess is sata hot swap feature enabled on your disks in motherboard bios/uefi settings
When I had an eGPU for my laptop, one of the earliest ones that connected via ExpressCard, I could do this with my GTX 660 (and it worked! It didn’t recognize it when plugged back until reboot, though)
“Computer, eject Warp Core…”
Is it in fat 32 format?
SOLVED! THANKS GUYS
Do it
call of the void
Eject i7 13700k
It will unmount them, open the side panel and then fire them out of the case at mach 7
