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Originally Posted by davidfor
No, I meant, did you run the check and calibre in the same session. You don't want to open the databases twice at the same time, but, if you connect, do the check and then run calibre, do you see the error? Or if you see the error in calibre, does the check work when you close calibre?
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I have not run both at the same time.
Yes, I can do the check that says no errors then open calibre and get the error, close calibre, do the check and it says no errors.
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Originally Posted by davidfor
Do you mean this happens only if calibre is open when you connect the device? Does it happen if calibre is closed and you open it after the Windows notifies you the device is connected? If so, that has been reported before, but not for a long time. It suggests something is blocking access to the files on the device for a little while. An antivirus program is the obvious culprit, but it could be something else.
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I usually open calibre before connecting but trying both ways, I always get the error. I would think if something like antivirus was blocking, it would do it on both Claras. The 2nd one has no problems.
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Originally Posted by davidfor
This database has nothing to do with it. The driver does not look at it at all. And as it is encrypted, we can't look at it.
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Just seemed odd to me that one can be accessed and the other is said to be malformed.