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When I double click it, whether I have a floppy disk in it or not, it will just say 'The device is not ready.' I went to device manager and the floppy disk controller has an error. It says something along the lines of 'This device either has no drivers or is not configured correctly.' I tried installing the drivers with the. Click on the following links for the driver package readme info./extract/Readme.txt This package supports the following driver models:Standard floppy disk.

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support () Remove the floppy drive from the computer. Fill the hole with a memory card reader. Give up on floppies- Microsoft has.

Below I'm copying an old discussion on the subject. I'm not sure if the third party driver referenced is still available or not.

Serial Number To Imei Conversion more. While you're at it, start looking to replace the old parallel port - it's not well supported either. USB to parallel adapters do work pretty well to keep older printers working. *************************** 'Firegerry' wrote in message news:CD0BA423-F3FF-4350-8AD9-12C8941BAB1D@microsoft.com. Running Windows XP Home Edition: Floppy disks that are formatted get 'rejected' as being un-formatted and unable to be formatted.

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Please read View: Complete Thread (3 articles) Original Format Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware Date: 2002-11-05 20:08:05 PST At our school we are having all the floppy problems mentioned in this NG. The only one that is 100% reproducable is this: take a floppy, format it in Win9x, and put files on it. Stick it in an XP PC and select 'Copy Disk' from the A: drive context menu. We get errors nearly 100% of the time. I found the following fix at:.1 posted by someone called cluberti.

Oblivion Guida Strategica Pdf Free. The drivers he mentions work, but they leave a phantom B: 5.25 drive that needs to be disabled. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------- I looked at everything I could find, and everything technically SHOULD be the same in the way Windows 98 and Windows XP format and access floppy diskettes (FAT12, 512bytes/sector, etc). And what did I find? As usual, things have changed (and you wouldn't know it unless you dug deep). The following is what I found (and how I fixed it - get this information OUT THERE): After beating my head against the wall for a few weeks and polling everyone I knew personally that was running Windows XP, I found that quite a few of us had this problem - format and/or use a floppy in XP, it doesn't work in Win98 (and sometimes Windows 2000 too).

Format and/or use a floppy in Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, or 2000, it no longer works in XP (even if it worked before). It seemed that the brand name PC's had this problem less frequently than a white box machine, but they were not immune either - especially Compaq PC's. So, I dug around google groups for a while, and found LOTS of people complaining of this particular problem. However, quite a few searches on Microsoft's site about floppies, corruption, and Windows XP turned up absolutely nothing of value. After LOTS of digging, I did find this interesting Microsoft Q article ( that I had originally perused and thought of no use. I read it again, very CAREFULLY, and read it over a few times more to make sure what I was reading was really there.

If you're interested, read it in all it's glory on the Microsoft site and be amazed - then come back (open a new tab or window!:O) here for the fix. For those of you not inclined to visit Microsoft.com (and you know who you are;O), here's the interesting tidbit (and the root of the problem): 'Windows XP supports formatting only the 1.44MB disk format. Three-mode floppy drives (drives that are capable of reading/writing with 720KB, 1.2MB and 1.44MB 3.5' disks) requires special driver support, and support for this feature is not included in Windows XP. Some 3mode FD drivers may be installed on PCs with Windows XP by OEMs, although Microsoft does not provide the end-user support for 3mode drivers. Please contact your OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) if you have any questions on 3mode drivers.' Why did they remove something that every other version of Windows has? I don't know either.