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Rebooting the computer

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Assuming it's a 2.0 you can pull fuse #13 and the aux battery fuse (listed as a 30A?), or disconnect the aux battery. It's possible just waiting for the car to sleep is sufficient, but I doubt it. This is a guess from the wiring diagrams, sadly there are a number of other fuses that are associated with the VMS, but I believe they're all for switched actuators (trunk, locks, etc).

Another possibility is to carefully unplug one of the connectors from the VMS module in the passenger foot well, see this for more.
 
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I just had to do this again and I always forget how little space there is in there to work. Sheesh that's tight, and I'm not a big guy!

I was having the USB issue. I popped it in while it was charging and it started the transfer as soon as the charge was done, but never stopped. 90 minutes later I just pulled the USB drive to see if I could get it to start over. No luck... just errors.