Ever try and eject a disk on you Mac and can’t because it says there’s a file open?
You close everything that seems obvious and then try again and you still can eject the darn thing?
At this point you either give up, restart or just throw caution to the wind and pull out the plug on the disk.
With this small free utility you don’t have to get frustrated– WhatsOpen will tell you what files are open on the volume you’re trying to eject and allow you to close them so that the disk will eject. Simple.
Download WhatsOpen install and rid yourself of one of those frustrations that makes you want to toss you Mac out the door.

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I must be getting old and cranky because when I don’t like something, I really have no use for it. The current object of my disgust are those little programs that it seems every software writer thinks they must install in order to make their little piece of your software pie work better. These timegrabbers tend to run at system startup especially on Windows.
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Be it Windows XP or Windows Vista, there’s always a need for a Windows Explorer replacement. The weakness of the standard file explorer has always furnished a breeding ground for innovators.
