Description
The optical drive button stops working, and ejecting a USB stick means digging through the tray, then being told the device is in use. OpenCloseDriveEject sits in the tray and lets one right-click menu open or close the disc tray, or safely eject USB sticks, external drives and SD cards.
Other tools usually handle only one of those jobs. This puts disc tray control and removable-device ejecting in one menu, with an Explore shortcut for every drive letter, so no scripts or command lines are needed.
Open and close drives:one click for DVD, CD and Blu-ray trays.
Safe eject:eject USB sticks, external SSDs and SD cards from the menu.
Tray menu:right-click the tray icon to list drives and open any of them in Explorer.
Portable build:runs without installing and weighs only a few hundred KB.
Free:freeware by Nenad Hrg for Windows 7 through 11.
Other tools usually handle only one of those jobs. This puts disc tray control and removable-device ejecting in one menu, with an Explore shortcut for every drive letter, so no scripts or command lines are needed.
Features
Open and close drives:one click for DVD, CD and Blu-ray trays.
Safe eject:eject USB sticks, external SSDs and SD cards from the menu.
Tray menu:right-click the tray icon to list drives and open any of them in Explorer.
Portable build:runs without installing and weighs only a few hundred KB.
Free:freeware by Nenad Hrg for Windows 7 through 11.
