Does deviceeject.exe has parameters

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I don’t know how to simply ask for a safe drive removal through code/automation.

Use DeviceEject.exe to ask for a safe hardware removal using a simple program call with its parameters.

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Run the program help: EjectDevice.exe /?

Posted 25-Oct-20 8:48am

Moglane

Updated 25-Oct-20 12:50pm

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2020-10-25T12:51:00

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DeviceEject isn't documented at all so I'm going to say it's not meant for users to use. On top of that, it has the "admin shield" on it, so if you do get it to do something, it'll require admin priv's to do it.

Posted 25-Oct-20 12:51pm

Dave Kreskowiak