Make the disk disappear on Windows after it was ejected#551
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Make the disk disappear on Windows after it was ejected. The device need to be re-inserted or reseted to re-appear again. This doesn't affect Linux where the device can be mounted and unmounted repeatedly. Closes hathach#549
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look good but I think the comment has a typo
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hmm the comment should be until ejected without NOT.
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thank for the PR, will merge and correct the comment as follow up
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Make the disk disappear on Windows after it was ejected. The device needs to be re-inserted or reseted to re-appear again.
This doesn't affect Linux where the device can be mounted and unmounted repeatedly.
Note that this should be applied to three more examples.
Closes #549