Windows 10 PCs to stop telling their users off for unsafely removing USB sticks after Microsoft update
It is one of the pains of every PC users life: regularly being told off for unsafely removing a USB drive from their computer, and being told they could have ruined the data contained within it. But that difficulty is now over after Microsoft made a change to the way that Windows 10 devices deal with those USB sticks, allowing them to be ripped out at any time. Until now, PC users have been told to make sure they safely eject any USB drives that's plugged into their computers. It means either clicking through menus to do so or ignoring it and being harangued and threatened with the possibility of losing data. We'll tell you what's true.
Apr-10-2019, 04:18:32 GMT
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