Thread: KoboExtStorage on Hard drive
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Old 06-16-2013, 08:46 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by Nascarfan1972 View Post
I have noticed that I have a directory called KoboExtStorage on my hard drive. I have never noticed this before, and I have also noticed that my Glo when synched via kobo desktop keeps synching, until I close the desktop and use the windows eject function for my device. This happened with the last desktop version 3.22 and the new 3.23.

I have a class 10 16gb microsd card in my Glo. I have also tried resetting my Glo to factory default, but the synching problem is still persisting.

Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I can fix this problem?
The others have suggested fixes for the desktop syncing problem, which I agree with. I have seen something similar a couple of times. The first time I just left it until it finished. The second time I killed the app. After that it was ok.

As to the "KoboExtStorage" directory, I hope you meant it is on the SD card in your Glo. This is a directory created by the device when it sees the card. It is used to store cover images of books on the SD card and as overflow storage if the main memory becomes full. You can delete it, but it will be recreate the next time the device sees the card.
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