Why does FileInfo.OpenWrite() throw exceptions if called straight after FileInfo.Create()?

You are trying to open a file that is already open and locked, you need to call fi.Close() after your create if you are intending to reuse it as fi.Create() opens a filestream which allows you to read/write the file automatically. I believe by default Create() will just use an existing file if one already exists, so you could just use that to initialize your filestream.

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