This should work for any GoogleVoiceAndVideoAccelSetup mounted virtual drives, or other Google apps (eg Google Earth) that misbehave in a similar way.
This problem is exhibited when you open a new Finder window, and it looks like this:
ie, there’s a bunch of mounted packages, which you can’t unmount/eject.
There are three possible ways to fix this:
1. Uninstall the plugin
To uninstall in Windows:
To uninstall in Mac OS X:
(from here)
(I tried this, but it didn’t work)
2. Delete all /private/tmp/KSInstallAction*.* files
(I didn’t have these files on my machine)
3. Delete all /private/tmp/2014* files (or whatever year it currently is)
These typically look like this:
Only the last option actually fixed my machine.
After I’d done that I restarted Chrome and restarted my machine. Sorry, I don’t remember which one specifically fixed the issue.
I’d suggest just doing the above and checking if the mounted packages are gone. Then try restarting Chrome. Finally restart your machine. Ie, in increasing order of tediousness.
This will also work if Google Earth misbehaves in the same way.
I dunno what Google is doing with their install routines, but it’s pretty broken and more than a little dopey. I’m sure they’ll fix it. One year.