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Safely eject the right USB drive in Windows 11
Match the drive name in the eject menu, then wait for Windows’ safe-removal confirmation before unplugging it.
Right-click Safely Remove Hardware and Eject Media in the taskbar system tray. If the icon is hidden, select Show hidden icons first. In the menu, find the Eject entry with the name of the drive you want to unplug.
Suppose your drive is listed as Backup USB and another device is listed as Camera Card. Choose Eject Backup USB. The name tells you which device you selected. Wait for the Safe To Remove Hardware notification before unplugging it. Microsoft says the selected device also disappears from the eject menu.
If the icon is still missing, right-click the taskbar, open Taskbar settings, expand Other system tray icons, and turn on Safely Remove Hardware and Eject Media. The icon may remain absent if no removable device is connected or Windows does not recognize it.
Source: Microsoft Support’s Windows 11 instructions for safely removing hardware.
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