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   s|b, 2025-12-21 18:55:   
      
   > On Fri, 19 Dec 2025 11:10:26 +0000, Andy Burns wrote:   
   >   
   >> I took a 128GB NVMe, inserted into a USB-C caddy, plugged into Win11   
   >> laptop, deleted old partitions, created single new partition, formatted   
   >> as exFAT, created one folder and one .txt file, ejected it, plugged into   
   >> Pixel8a, got a toast that said "USB available", went into Files by   
   >> Google app, the folder and text file were present.   
   >   
   > When I reconnect the SSD to my PC (W11 25H2), after it was connect to my   
   > Pixel 10, I get a message telling me I have to scan the drive for   
   > errors. When I do the scan doesn't find anything. No errors to be   
   > repaired.   
      
   This is the standard procedure, if the drive was not properly disconnected.   
      
   > So maybe the SSD is to blame? I don't have any other drives to test and   
   > I don't feel like formatting the drive again...   
      
   Well - without any other drives to test it is hard to tell, if the drive   
   is the problem or not.   
      
      
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