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To see if you have any hidden chkdsk folders run this:

Get-ChildItem <driveLetter>:\ -Force first

Right... It was the hidden remnants of the chkdsk found folder.

This powershell command cleared them up and now FFS is working again.

Get-ChildItem -Path "<driveLetter>:\" -Force |
Where-Object { $_.Name -like "found.*" -and $_.PSIsContainer } |
Remove-Item -Recurse -Force

I'm now experiencing this too.

A drive I regularly sync now comes up with this.

Interestingly, I was in the process of ejecting it from my laptop, when the laptop said it was in use. But no apps were open/running. So I power cycled the laptop to disconnect.

When connecting to my PC ChkDsk said it ...

I use FFS to keep my music collection sync'd to a few external drives.

As a DJ, FFS has been awesome in making sure I have full replicas of my collection as a backup.

As things get more "digital". Sometimes I just need to turn up with a thumb drive of music ready to connect to the controller ...