operation timed out after X ms, 5 tries with error: Command failed: diskpart /s "C\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Temp\_diskpart\-xxxxxxxxxxxxx"

• Etcher version: 1.0.0-beta.17
• Operating system and architecture: Windows 10 64bits
• Do you see any meaningful error information on DevTools? yes

I used Etcher to burn a Linux OS in a flash drive and it worked, but when I tried to burn a Linux Mint in the flash Drive it says its corrupted.

Here are the Images that shows the errors:

[jhermsmeier]

@jhermsmeier Did you have a chance to look at the unmounting repo?

@jviotti yeah, fiddled with it a bit, and started reading through the win32 API docs, but haven’t gotten around to anything substantial yet.

I tried the card on my laptop and in several lab systems with the same result.

@Ringworks where there any systems you tested where the card reader was external?

[LittleDan9]

My bad, didn’t look to hard at the dd command, just copied and pasted it this morning half asleep. For some reason I thought it was zeroing the whole 32GB.

Were they purchased from a reputable store, or is it possible that they’re fakes? They were purchased form a reputable source, not to worried about, still have 10 days left to exchange/return them. I bought more than two, and those two happen to be the only two to display symptoms and where the only ones I chose to “burn” using Etcher in Windows. All the other disks worked perfect in the Ubuntu VM with Etcher.

I have a laptop with Debian on it, I’ll see if there is GParted provide better result indirectly with Hardware. I’ll need to charge it and blow the dust off it, I’ll report back in tomorrow.