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I've got probably half a dozen in my 'junk' box, do you need black or white/putty?
I've got probably half a dozen in my 'junk' box, do you need black or white/putty?
RolandJS (with apologies for sideband traffic to the OP):
Sure thing, because I've got the USB one, I don't need either of them. Want to meet for lunch sometime and pick them up?
Happy New Year also, BTW.
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Maybe we will see a question about supporting 5.25" and 8" floppy drives :)
I remember programming a DEC PDP11 computer c.1980 with RL02 'removable' hard disks 10MB capacity about 2ft diameter! See RL02 - Computer History Wiki Those were the days of 8" floppy disks.
I was doing image processing research at the time when a single image framestore cost £30,000 / $37,000 - that's about £400,000 at today's prices !
I changed this to unsolved. I got a 3.5 floppy drive from Amazon, a "Y E Data" drive. I get a Code 10 in the device manager. It can't find a driver. The BIOS in my Z170 motherboard properly detects it.
The only place I found a "supposed" driver is one of the pay for driver sites and I refuse to use them.
Update, I tried the floppy drive on my Toshiba laptop with Win 10 Home (and all updates) and it works OK on that one.
My desktop, where I really need to use it, is Win 10 Pro. Don't know if there is a difference with floppy drive support???
I dug into my closet to find my ol' BYTECC USB Floppy drive I bought years ago. Plugged it into Win 10 Pro. It was detected and works.
Code 10 makes me think it's something else. Right click the device->Properties, select Details tab, scroll down the pull down menu looking for Class uppper filter and/or Class lower filter. What gets reported?