Vista: How do I get the "safe to remove hardware" message in a bub

On my Windows XP PC, when I remove my thumb drive, the message comes up in a
bubble, requiring no action. In Vista, it comes up in a dialog box with an
"OK" button that requires clicking or hitting Enter.

How do I get it in a bubble in Vista??

Thanks,
--
richpit

It depends on what else can be called a plug in, like a camera etc'. If
either XP or Vista want to give a choice it open a dialog box, if only one
removal is possible they open what you term a bubble but is pop-up.


"richpit" <> wrote in message
news:58BDE8EA-3AB6-4F7F-B939-...
> On my Windows XP PC, when I remove my thumb drive, the message comes up in
> a
> bubble, requiring no action. In Vista, it comes up in a dialog box with
> an
> "OK" button that requires clicking or hitting Enter.
>
> How do I get it in a bubble in Vista??
>
> Thanks,
> --
> richpit
>

I'm not sure I understand, but thanks.

It's the same USB thumb drive on both XP and Vista. XP gives the pop-up,
Vista only gives the dialog.

Oh well, it can be lived with. Just a slight annoyance.

Thanks.
--
richpit


"Ian" wrote:

> It depends on what else can be called a plug in, like a camera etc'. If
> either XP or Vista want to give a choice it open a dialog box, if only one
> removal is possible they open what you term a bubble but is pop-up.
>
>
> "richpit" <> wrote in message
> news:58BDE8EA-3AB6-4F7F-B939-...
> > On my Windows XP PC, when I remove my thumb drive, the message comes up in
> > a
> > bubble, requiring no action. In Vista, it comes up in a dialog box with
> > an
> > "OK" button that requires clicking or hitting Enter.
> >
> > How do I get it in a bubble in Vista??
> >
> > Thanks,
> > --
> > richpit
> >
>