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This issue isn't related to the plugin - it hits more than just the SVN plugin - it's related to the core Jenkins code that the plugins use: Basically, it's very difficult to do basic filesystem operations with any reliability on Windows.
I suspect that upgrading to the latest Jenkins and running that on a Java7 JVM may neatly sidestep this issue, but I've not tried that myself (I just added a try/catch around the problem code and ran a version of Jenkins that I'd compiled myself, as I also wanted to include code that retried delete ops under Windows which haven't made it into the main code yet).