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You know the Safely Remove Hardware list on Windows XP for removing flash drives and other hardware. Well I'm sure this is a rare thing for that menu:

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lol, I recommend that this button doesn't get clicked on :P

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I get that too. It lists 2 HDDs on the list, one for each half of my RAID, lol.

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This would explain it then... nVIDIA SATA drivers?

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SATA drives are meant to be hot-swappable, hence the introduction of e-SATA (External SATA) hard drives and enclosures. Though saying that, I've built 2 systems with SATA drives and have never seen the menu at the bottom.

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Yea, i have an e-sata on the back of my system.

I think its the nvidia drivers tbh

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Probably, I am using nForce. However, I'm using the hardware RAID controller, which is 3rd party, I think.

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