USB Disk Ejector works with USB disks, and with card readers. Give your drive a name, and it will always stick no matter how many other drives are connected to your system. If you’d like for a shortcut to be for one particular drive, you can use either the label or the name criteria. You will have to create a few different shortcuts so that you can still use them to eject drives when there is more than one drive connected to your system i.e., create shortcuts for ejecting drives E, F, and G. If your PC dynamically assigns drive letters e.g., whichever USB drive you connect to your system is going to be assigned the letter E, you can use it to eject almost all drives. You can use any of the supported methods to identify and eject a drive. With the app running in the system tray, you can use the defined keyboard shortcut to eject the USB drive. Click Add, and minimize the app to the system tray. Once you’ve selected identification criteria, enter it by selecting your drive from the dropdown below it.įinally, record a hotkey/keyboard shortcut for it.
Select how you want your USB drive to be identified i.e., by drive label, drive letter, mount point, or by drive name. Go to the Hotkeys tab and open the dropdown. Connect the drive you want to be able to eject with a keyboard shortcut to your system, and then launch the app.Ĭlick the More button at the bottom left and select Options.
