Although Windows provides a safe and convenient way to safely eject your USB flash drive, there are no options to easily remount or reconnect the ejected drive. It seems like the only way is to unplug the drive and reinsert it into the USB port for Windows to re-detect and re-mount the USB flash drive. This can be very troublesome if the device is connected to the USB port located at the rear of the computer.
Fortunately there are a few workarounds to remount an ejected USB device without unplugging and reinserting into the USB port, and here are 5 ways to do it.
1. DevEject
2. USB Safely Remove
3. Zentimo
4. Disable and Re-enable USB Mass Storage Device
5. Uninstall USB Root Hub
Source: https://www.raymond.cc/blog/remount...moved-usb-device-without-unplug-and-reinsert/
Fortunately there are a few workarounds to remount an ejected USB device without unplugging and reinserting into the USB port, and here are 5 ways to do it.
1. DevEject
2. USB Safely Remove
3. Zentimo
4. Disable and Re-enable USB Mass Storage Device
5. Uninstall USB Root Hub
Source: https://www.raymond.cc/blog/remount...moved-usb-device-without-unplug-and-reinsert/