Keep in mind this number as you will need it on the third step. In our case, the disk that we want to prevent from appearing as ejectable has the ID #0 (you can see this number on the Location label). On the dialog that will appear, you will be able to identify the BUS id of the device: Once you find it, do right-click over it and click on Properties:
In this tree, search for Disk drives and select the device that is appearing as ejectable but it shouldn't. In the device manager, you will find the list of all the plugged devices on the computer. Launch the windows search and look for the Device Manager. Identify Bus Number of the DriveĪs the first step, you will need to identify the BUS number of the disk that you don't want to appear anymore as an ejectable device. In this article, I'm going to explain to you how to prevent Internal SATA hard drives to show up as removable devices in 'Safely Remove Hardware'. You can access this information without any issue, but it's tedious to see that device in that list! The name of the device, in this case (ADATA SU630), is for an SSD that is connected through SATA, but it shouldn't appear as ejectable as I have important information in there that needs to be accessed constantly. Curiously, although I only connected a single USB to my computer, it appeared 2 things on the list:Īfter thinking for a couple of minutes, I remembered what the other device is. After 3 months of building my new PC, I noticed something weird when I plugged in a USB to the computer, and then I tried to eject it.
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