However, this did not released my drive yet. So, it's true that this is the quick-removal option. it caused the TxfLogContainerXXXX handles to evaporate. However, I actually tried switching this drive to "high performance mode" and. Someone somewhere suggested that "quick removal" is the culprit, but almost all my USB drives run on it and I still can remove them safely. I've got any Distributed-Tracking/Windows-Search/etc services off and was still unable to safely-unplug the drive. It's actually hard to read through it all due to some cohones-size-flame-war that escalated at some point, but reading the topic from its end helps )Īnyways, sorry for my chatty mood, I've just fixed my case permanently. While there's a lot of noise down there, they point out a few common issues. Today, I've hit this question/thread on social-technet MS site. But the cannot-remove-it-safely issue was driving me crazy.
I value that drive really high because of its built-in shock detector, what is currently very hard to find. I've always had this problem with one of my Toshiba external drives.
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