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Thx for all the suggestions. Is there any mainboard which automatically unmount all other drives when you boot into an OS?
Mounting a drive is the function of the OS. If you mean automatically disabling a port, no, typically motherboards don't have that functionality.
Automatically, no. And have a look at this too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTjj1ILCwRs