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Yes, when you are doing a incremental get ("use update" is checked for this plugin) and you specify "/overwrite" and "/force", it ceases to be an incremental get at that point. Just "/overwrite" may be okay to fix OP's problem but "/force" will cause all files to be retrieved not just the changed files. So we definitely cannot use "/overwrite" and "/force" options in conjunction with "use update".
@OP, it sounds like you need to run a clean first if you are going to use incremental check outs. If you find yourself marking your source-files as not read-only then you will have problems because TFS relies on that flag to function properly.