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you aren't doing a proper dismount before changing external drives.
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you aren't doing a proper dismount before changing external drives.

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Ok, but how can I delete this info so it won't be copied over on other external drives?
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Ok, but how can I delete this info so it won't be copied over on other external drives?

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No old directories copied onto to the attached external (USB) devices by itself.
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No old directories copied onto to the attached external (USB) devices by itself.

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Hello,<br />
I had a directory structure on a external disk. &nbsp;I deleted some directories underneath it,<br />
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Like:<br />
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Root<br />
&nbsp; --- AA<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;--------BBB<br />
&nbsp; --- CCC<br />
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But now, if I connect my external driver to another computer the directory structure will be on that one (it's doing it by himself) in the above case I see the the directories AA and BBB sometimes only see directory CCC.<br />
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Also, when I connect a new external drive to my own computer the directories will be there again,<br />
<br />
I thought it could be something to do with caching for the dvd writer, but I don't see files there.<br />
<br />
Does someone has any idea where I can look?
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Hello,
I had a directory structure on a external disk.  I deleted some directories underneath it,

Like:

Root
  --- AA
       --------BBB
  --- CCC

But now, if I connect my external driver to another computer the directory structure will be on that one (it's doing it by himself) in the above case I see the the directories AA and BBB sometimes only see directory CCC.

Also, when I connect a new external drive to my own computer the directories will be there again,

I thought it could be something to do with caching for the dvd writer, but I don't see files there.

Does someone has any idea where I can look?

Deleted directories on external disk appears on another external disk

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