Yeah, I removed the Recycle Bin and the problem went away. Norton 360? I don't know if anti-virus software alters the recycling bin, and is causing ObjectDock to act differently. Anti-virus software has been known to cause issues.
craiggunhouse
I found the problem; the recycle bin needs to be removed. https://forums.stardock.com/154536/objectdock-wont-let-me-safely-remove-hardware Craig
[video]https://youtu.be/tdyeCLSjj98[/video] I am using Windows 11. I placed a video of me trying to eject one of my USB drives (this occurs on all of my USB drives). Craig
File Locksmith is part of the Microsoft PowerToys utility. The drive is not locked in the sense that it can't be used; rather, it can't be ejected, and ObjectDock is the reason. I have noticed from previous forum threads that this has been a problem since 2006.
Why is ObjectDock locking my External USB Drives? There are no references to "A:" or any of the other drive letters of my external drives. Craig Moved to ObjectDock area