C
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Recently, more and more people become to use SATAII hard disks which
are permanently attached to their systems, and I'm one of them. For
Windows Vista, I expected some improvements but the "Safely Remove
Hardware" is just the same as that of Windows XP. I never need to open
the "Safely Remove Hardware" but I sometimes accidentally double click
on it when I actually wanted to double click another icon. Then for
about 5 seconds the mouse cursor for the desktop shows the
'hourglass'.
Probably somebody might answer, go to the properties of the taskbar
and choose always hide, but that results in an unwanted expansion (<)
button. I've even found that somebody is selling a program to hide
this "Safely Remove Hardware" icon. If Microsoft just add a simple
option "Hide icon", then we don't have to waste our money to buy such
a program. Network icon, Volume icon and even the clock are all
hidable and why isn't it?
Can't Microsoft add the option to hide it or at least an option not to
notify for permanently attached SATA II disks (that actually can never
be safely removed) such as C?
are permanently attached to their systems, and I'm one of them. For
Windows Vista, I expected some improvements but the "Safely Remove
Hardware" is just the same as that of Windows XP. I never need to open
the "Safely Remove Hardware" but I sometimes accidentally double click
on it when I actually wanted to double click another icon. Then for
about 5 seconds the mouse cursor for the desktop shows the
'hourglass'.
Probably somebody might answer, go to the properties of the taskbar
and choose always hide, but that results in an unwanted expansion (<)
button. I've even found that somebody is selling a program to hide
this "Safely Remove Hardware" icon. If Microsoft just add a simple
option "Hide icon", then we don't have to waste our money to buy such
a program. Network icon, Volume icon and even the clock are all
hidable and why isn't it?
Can't Microsoft add the option to hide it or at least an option not to
notify for permanently attached SATA II disks (that actually can never
be safely removed) such as C?