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April 25th 08, 04:40 PM
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Safer to Insert/Remove usb device only during shutdown?
Lately, I Insert/Remove my mp3 player usb cable only when my computer is
shutdown. Does this really gain me any safety? I do this because once, after clicking the "safely remove usb device", it kept saying "application still using device". No applications that I had control over were running. Then the computer wouldn't shut down. And the next time I booted, I got the scary "Insert recovery disc." I didn't do this extreme action. Luckily, after after pulling/reconnecting the computer's power plug, Vista Premium started normally the next time and has worked ever since. 
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