MatthiasE5
Hunter
Hello,
let's say there's a usb drive connected to windows (not macos).
in order to eject it, I
1. eject it in windows by clicking on the usb icon in the system tray (buttom right of taskbar), then "eject"
2. then I go to parallels' menu (top screen) by pressing control-option, then moving mouse pointer there, then select usb devices, device in question, then click to remove check mark.
3. then I go to MacOS Finder to press the eject button to eject it from MacOS
4. then remove the drive
Is there any way to that faster and still save, and still without any OS complaining?
let's say there's a usb drive connected to windows (not macos).
in order to eject it, I
1. eject it in windows by clicking on the usb icon in the system tray (buttom right of taskbar), then "eject"
2. then I go to parallels' menu (top screen) by pressing control-option, then moving mouse pointer there, then select usb devices, device in question, then click to remove check mark.
3. then I go to MacOS Finder to press the eject button to eject it from MacOS
4. then remove the drive
Is there any way to that faster and still save, and still without any OS complaining?