Re:Why doesn't Windows recognize a USB device plugged into a...
by Dylan16807 on Saturday June 27, 2015 @03:46PM
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If a program crashes when idle I don't want corrupt data. If I leave a program open in the background and I lose power or my video card driver takes down the system I don't want corrupt data.
I can somewhat excuse losing data if things go wrong during a save. At any other time it should be robust enough that my data is safe.
This is not just about unplugging drives, this is a general sanity measure.
I can somewhat excuse losing data if things go wrong during a save. At any other time it should be robust enough that my data is safe.
This is not just about unplugging drives, this is a general sanity measure.