In Windows, the Safely Remove Hardware tray icon is visible by default. If you have accidentally hidden it, or wish to reverse a conscious decision to get rid of it, this walkthrough may help you to ...

Oh, I see they took that out in Windows XP. Well, you always could configure the notification area to hide that icon. I was wondering about this too, on my laptop my CD drive shows up in the list and ...

Since this is a registry operation, it is recommended that you back up the registry or create a system restore point as necessary precautionary measures. The Tools ...

Finished with that USB key? Unplugging it risks losing data, so in theory you should click the Windows "Safely remove hardware" icon, choose the drive, and wait to be told it’s safe to unplug.