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Unrelated to Reflect usage, I’ve had disks set for quick removal that Windows would sometimes hang onto. In those cases, sometimes closing folder windows or applications and reattempting fixes it, and sometimes just doing nothing other than trying again does, but in the cases where Windows is tenacious, I just remove the device anyway. The only time I’ve ever seen a problem has been on a tiny FAT16 partition where I store a UEFI NTFS driver on certain flash drives, but even that’s rare. For other file systems, occasionally I’ll see a warning that it should be checked for errors when I first use it again after a dirty removal, but the scans never detect any problems. I’ve never figured out what accounts for the varying behaviors I’ve seen, although in fairness it’s never bothered me enough to investigate, but if it’s not happening consistently with Reflect, it may not be something Reflect can fix.
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