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3 years ago
In my Windows PC, I was copying an
.isofile from my computer to my expansion hard drive and after some time it throws a warning stating the file is in use (it was mounted). As soon as I unmounted and clicked the retry button, the moving ends (as though it had already copied the file and was waiting for deleting the file). Are my assumptions correct?PS: Comparison with Linux?