At least that's better (i.e. a less unpleasant surprise) than the behaviour of the old Mac Classic. We used to have some of these in a public access lab at a Uni I worked at and we'd use them for doing drawings since there was nothing on our PCs that could do this. At some point the lab staff must have upgraded the Macs (new version of MacOS?) and next time I took my precious 3.5" floppy in to update my drawings it said "disk not recognised, shall I initialise it for you" or words to that effect. Not recognising this form of words and assuming that these famously user-friendly machines were simply trying to Do The Right Thing I said yes :-(