August 2020, Beta 48, Release 7

[aaronc7]

After using the SD Card via Windows (I presume Windows 10), I think Windows may create a "System Volume Information" folder automatically in the root directory of the SD Card. It may be a hidden folder, so you'll need to change Windows Explorer's settings to make hidden folders visible. If you do see that folder, try deleting it, then ejecting the SD Card, then try it in FlashScan V2 again.

Regards
Paul

OK, I was able to confirm that deleting the "system volume information" folder in Linux fixed the issue. I booted back up to windows, and I was able to open V8 Explorer just fine. Linux mint made it's own trash hidden folder, but it loaded up just fine.

Don't have the slightest idea how or why, but definitely seems to be linked to that hidden windows sys volume folder.

[Blacky]

OK, I was able to confirm that deleting the "system volume information" folder in Linux fixed the issue. I booted back up to windows, and I was able to open V8 Explorer just fine. Linux mint made it's own trash hidden folder, but it loaded up just fine.

Don't have the slightest idea how or why, but definitely seems to be linked to that hidden windows sys volume folder.

I will investigate it more closely and come up with a way to allow V2 and Explorer to work correctly with that hidden folder.
Regards
Paul