It appears that my system has a built in bootable recovery image that appears when it doesn't boot to windows and it presents it self as a SMI USB drive. Linux is picking this up as SDE which doesn't seem to be much as problem as it boots to Linux. But I do see these entries in the log file and I don't know what to do as I can't disable the drive in the BIOS.[393557.698903]  sde: sde1[393867.959949]  sde: sde1[394178.251816]  sde: sde1[394489.042878]  sde: sde1[394789.177137]  sde: sde1[395099.173050]  sde: sde1[395409.474945]  sde: sde1[395709.727596]  sde: sde1[396020.067186]  sde: sde1[396330.303474]  sde: sde1[396630.603381]  sde: sde1[396940.895266]  sde: sde1[397251.674885]  sde: sde1[397561.602063]  sde: sde1[397861.872556]  sde: sde1[398172.162149]  sde: sde1[398482.432055]  sde: sde1[398782.742333]  sde: sde1[399092.973831]  sde: sde1[399403.899133]  sde: sde1[399704.122881]  sde: sde1[400013.936796]  sde: sde1[400324.220148]  sde: sde1[400634.596273]  sde: sde1[400934.794514]  sde: sde1[401245.089120]  sde: sde1[401548.017357]  sde: sde1[401858.391986]  sde: sde1[402158.672756]  sde: sde1[402469.841677]  sde: sde1[402779.379326]  sde: sde1[403079.691135]  sde: sde1[403389.964803]  sde: sde1[403700.259804]  sde: sde1[404010.583317]  sde: sde1
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