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#1 • Dec 27, 2009
    • My PC did something weird two days ago.

    I was using my 8 GB USB stick and when I disconnected it, the icon didn't dissapear.
    And when I tried to open it, it worked and all that. Just as if the stick had been connected.
    I could even save edited files.
    I restarted the PC and then everything was gone.
    This has just happened to me once but I thought I should tell either way.

    My question: Is there some kind of cache or something where the files could have been copied to?
    I'm using XP.
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    #2 • Dec 31, 2009
    • Quote from: stripe103 on December 27, 2009, 10:45:28 PM
    My PC did something weird two days ago.

    I was using my 8 GB USB stick and when I disconnected it, the icon didn't dissapear.
    And when I tried to open it, it worked and all that. Just as if the stick had been connected.
    I could even save edited files.
    I restarted the PC and then everything was gone.
    This has just happened to me once but I thought I should tell either way.

    My question: Is there some kind of cache or something where the files could have been copied to?
    I'm using XP.

    Its called a delayed write fail. Your data needs to be recovered from your flash drive if you need it back. How important is your data?

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    #3 • Dec 31, 2009
    • Well quite important. But everything is stil left on the stick.
    I just wanted to know what happend.  And now I do! ;D
    And it wasn't any big changes I made so I can just redo 'em again.
    Thanks for the answer!
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    #4 • Dec 31, 2009
    • Go to the hardware properties of the device to change write caching settings for it =o
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