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Removing multiple USB plugs may cause USB files to fail. Although Windows features "Safely Remove Hardware and Eject Media" to push your USB drive out of the system safely and conveniently. However, there is no feature to reconnect the USB immediately after the USB is ejected. If you used to follow the method of removing the USB and plugging it back in, your method seems to be costly and inconvenient.Instead of having to take steps to do so, you can use one of the options below to avoid doing those steps.Safe and time-consuming. 1. DevEject DevEject is a simple software configured to replace "Safely Remove Hardware and Eject Media" in Windows. DevEject has the ability to eject, unplug, detect files to use to prevent devices from being ejected, and support Hotkey (hot key). 5 simple ways to reconnect USB without 'unplugging' Picture 1 Just select the device from the Dev Eject and click the Replug button as shown above. Replug function works stably when tested in Windows XP and Windows 7 but the operation is not stable in Windows 8.1 . Although the Dev Eject usually has to be installed and set up, you can still copy the program folders to another computer and use it without reinstalling. Download DevEject here. See also: Fix USB errors that cannot copy files larger than 4GB 2. USB Safely Remove USB Safely Remove is an extended USB device management program. It can completely replace "Safely Remove Hardware Icon" in Windows and provide more functions like Renaming / Stopping / Hiding , auto-connect / disconnect programs, command lines and support. keyboard shortcuts, detecting the cause of a non- Stop / Eject device , and most importantly, being able to reconnect a device instantly without having to "unplug it" as often as you normally would use. 5 simple ways to reconnect USB without 'unplugging' Picture 2 USB Safely Remove can even detect and notify you if other devices will be affected when the USB has just been ejected and you can set it back up. Download USB Safety Remove here. 3. Zentimo Zentimo is the successor of USB Safely Remove . Zentimo is created by developers for the purpose of managing external storage devices. It has all the same features as USB Safely Remove and a quick and easy mobile application launcher, checking the speed of the drive, disabling Autorun functionality in Windows. To reconnect

Drive | Microsoft SupportUnderstand ReadyBoost and whether it will Speed Up your System Warning If your Windows 7 is installed on a solid-state drive (SSD), you may not see an option to speed up your computer with ReadyBoost when you plug in a USB flash drive or flash memory card. This is because SSD drives are faster and they're very unlikely to benefit from using ReadyBoost.In some situations, you might not be able to use all of the memory on your device to speed up your computer. For example, some flash memory devices contain both slow and fast flash memory, but ReadyBoost can only use fast flash memory to speed up your computer.ReadyBoost cannot beat the performance gain by just adding more RAM in your computer instead.ReadyBoost uses the Superfetch service that needs to be enabled and set to be "Started" and "Automatic". Here's How:1. Plug a USB flash drive or flash memory card that you want to use ReadyBoost with into your computer. 2. If AutoPlay pops-up, click on Speed up my system. (See screenshot below)A) Go to step 4.OR 3. If AutoPlay does not pop-up, then open the Start Menu and click on Computer. In Computer, right click on the USB flash drive or flash memory card, and click on Properties. (See screenshot below) 4. To Turn On ReadyBoostA) To use all of the flash drive or memory card free space for ReadyBoostSelect (dot) Dedicate this device to ReadyBoost. (See screenshot below)B) To specify how much free space on the flash drive or memory to use for ReadyBoost Select (dot) Use this device. (See screenshot below)Either slide the slider or enter the amount of free space you want to reserve to ReadyBoost.NOTE: See the note box at the top of the tutorial for details about how much free space to use.5. To Turn Off ReadyBoostSelect (dot) Do not use this device. (See screenshots above)6. Click on OK. 7. You will see this for a brief moment while Windows 7 configures the ReadyBoost cache on your flash drive or memory card. (See screenshot below) Tip To Temporarily Remove the ReadyBoost DeviceNOTE: If you wanted to temporarily remove the USB flash drive or memory card that ReadyBoost is currently using, then this will show you how to safely remove it. 1. Open the Start Menu and click on Computer, then right click on the USB flash drive or flash memory card being used by ReadyBoost, and click on Eject. (See screenshots below)A) Click on Continue. (See screenshot below) B) Go to step 3.OR 2. Click on the Safely Remove Hardware icon in the notification area on the right side of the taskbar, then click on the USB flash drive or flash memory card being used by ReadyBoost to eject it. (See screenshot below) 3. When you see this, it is now safe to remove the USB flash drive or flash memory card. (See screenshot below) 4. When ready, you can just plug the USB flash drive or flash memory card

The BIOS image now...System would restart with recovered image after a few seconds... Step 6 Wait for server to complete the BIOS update, and then remove the USB drive from the server. Note During the BIOS update, Cisco IMC shuts down the server and the screen goes blank for about 10 minutes. Do not unplug the power cords during this update. Cisco IMC powers on the server after the update is complete. Procedure 2: Use BIOS Recovery Header and bios.cap Recovery File Procedure Step 1 Download the BIOS update package and extract it to a temporary location. Step 2 Copy the contents of the extracted recovery folder to the root directory of a USB drive. The recovery folder contains the bios.cap file that is required in this procedure. Note The bios.cap file must be in the root directory of the USB drive. Do not rename this file. The USB drive must be formatted with either the FAT16 or FAT32 file system. Step 3 Shut down and remove power from the server as described in Shutting Down and Removing Power From the Server. Disconnect power cords from all power supplies. Step 4 Slide the server out the front of the rack far enough so that you can remove the top cover. You might have to detach cables from the rear panel to provide clearance. Caution If you cannot safely view and access the component, remove the server from the rack. Step 5 Remove the top cover from the server as described in Removing the Server Top Cover. Step 6 Locate header block J38 and pins 11-12, as shown in Service Headers and Jumpers. Step 7 Install a two-pin jumper across pins 11 and 12. Step 8 Reconnect AC power cords to the server. The server powers up to standby power mode.