Which cmd command can eject a flash drive in Windows?

Question

Command line

If it is possible with examples, otherwise I am not familiar with cmd syntax.
The command will be used in a bat-file, which, when a flash drive is inserted, copies files from a certain folder to it and, when finished, should automatically extract the flash drive.

Answer 1

The search seems to be out of whack too.

Answer 2

What for?

Answer 3

From the flash drive itself:

@echo off
echo var shell = new ActiveXObject("Shell.Application");>"%temp%\ej.js"
echo shell.NameSpace(17).ParseName("%cd:~0,-1%").InvokeVerb("Eject");>>"%temp%\ej.js"
echo WSH.Sleep(2000);>>"%temp%\ej.js"
cd /d %systemdrive%\
start "" /MIN cmd /c "wscript.exe //Nologo "%temp%\ej.js""

From a PC, but you need to know the drive letter:

@if (0 == 1) @end 
var shell = new ActiveXObject("Shell.Application");
shell.NameSpace(17).ParseName("G:").InvokeVerb("Eject");
WSH.Sleep(2000);

Answer 4

RemoveDrive program , for example. Program website .