How to remove a bootcamp disk

I have tried to eject a disk that I know is in my drive and I've tried everything possible like the eject button, command E, restarting the computer and pressing the keypad. I have identified that what is in my computer is a BootCamp disk and when I restart my computer it appares on the desktop with the option to Eject and when I click eject nothing happens.

There is no specific "Remove Hard Disk" activity in 2.3.1 or the upcoming 2.3.4.
Have you tried the PowerCLI command "Remove-HardDisk"? If that works for you, in 2.3.1 you can use a Windows PowerShell activity to run PowerCLI and execute a simple script that runs this command against the VM. Unfortunately, this requires connecting to vCenter directly (not through the adapter) and you will need to supply credentials.
Or, better, use the "Execute PowerCLI Script" activity in the upcoming 2.3.4 VMware Adapter.. where you can run PowerCLI activities that use your existing VMware vCenter Server target's connection and don't need supply credentials separately.

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