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#138309 29-Dec-2013 18:53
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Windows 8, Firefox browser.

I have this bizarre problem that when I upload images from memory card using card reader and Lightroom, that I have to close the browser in order to safely remove the card reader.  Lightroom ejects the card after the upload .... but then when I go to safely remove it tells me another programme is using the card, and it's always the browser I have to close.  Seems weird - I asked on a photography forum but no one had experienced this.




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  #958787 29-Dec-2013 20:58
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What add ins do you have? Do you have anything in Lightroom uploading to the web, galleries etc?



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  #958953 30-Dec-2013 10:38
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Interesting. Does the same happen with, Chrome?, IE?

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  #959090 30-Dec-2013 15:37
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There's an add on about Adobe Creative Cloud - maybe that's doing it.

I don't use IE, but it doesn't happen with Chrome - so guess it's to do with that add ons.




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  #959144 30-Dec-2013 16:56
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Disable all your addons, see if it still happens. If not then add them back in individually.

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  #960071 1-Jan-2014 19:13
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I think I'll just leave it. I tried disabling the Adobe one, thinking that would be most likely. It's not a biggy to close the browser, but I was curious.

Thanks for the ideas, much appreciated.




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  #960080 1-Jan-2014 19:38
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Is firefox your default browser? Setting Chrome as the default might fix it.

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  #960081 1-Jan-2014 19:41
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Yes I used Chrome for a while but could never set things right for banking, so reverted to Firefox. Easier to just close the browser for ejecting card than messing with banking?




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