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Cannot say if it applies to your case, but there is a known issue that is typical of (some) Sandisk sticks.
USB 3.x sticks are of course backwards compatible with USB 2.0 connections, and it seems that Sandisk sticks specifically do some kind of “negotiation” to decide if exposing USB 2.x or USB 3.x interface that in some cases “confuses” the RouterOS.
The usual symptom is often the mounting number/order changing, see:
Sandisk USB sticks, generally speaking, are considered very good quality ones, but they are not immune from possible issues, it is entirely possible that besides the above something in your specific specimen is - even slightly - defective and simply does not go well with the Mikrotik device.
Partitioning/formatting on a PC (it may depend on the OS and tools used) is not necessarily “better”, or a guarantee of everything working as it should, in some cases it is, in others it can make the situation worse.
Try with another stick (non-Sandisk), if the behaviour remains, then you should open a support ticket as the problem may actually be on Mikrotik’s side.
Correct.
Known problem, made a ticket about it already quite some time ago but I would have to check for the status. So long ago already I almost forgot…
There are work around scripts available for this problem.