I’ve tested it by trying to break a memorystick. Even when I yanked it out while it was writing data to the stick, it still worked exactly as before, only the transferred file was corrupted.
I’ve tried many different ways short of physically destroying the stick, none of them made the drive corrupted.
Windows is amazing with this.
I’ve tested it by trying to break a memorystick. Even when I yanked it out while it was writing data to the stick, it still worked exactly as before, only the transferred file was corrupted.
I’ve tried many different ways short of physically destroying the stick, none of them made the drive corrupted.
Wait is this not the case with other OSs?
And then you have SD cards which are horribly sensible, especially if they have some age on them