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Old 17th Apr 02, 01:40 AM
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My floppy drive will not refresh after reading a disk. After reading the contents of the first inserted floppy disk it will then keep showing the same contents for every other one inserted. The only way I have found that I can read another floppy is to reboot.
I am running Windows XP Professional.

Any help with this very annoying problem would be much appreciated....Thanks
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Old 17th Apr 02, 03:54 AM
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I sometimes have this with my CD drive, what I would do is, take the floppy out, refresh My Computer and put the new one in... if that don't work... sorry, I have no idea...
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Old 17th Apr 02, 05:16 AM
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Hi folks, this problem is the result of the "Disk Change" signal line failing. That could be either the Floppy drive, Floppy cable, or the Floppy controller on the MOBO. The easy way to prove which is the problem would be to swap each part in turn and see what resolves the problem.
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Old 20th Apr 02, 03:06 PM
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my friend PC experience the same as yours..
after BIOS upgrade it fixed the problem!

but don't know it would work for you!
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Old 28th Apr 02, 05:11 AM
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Why not go the easy route first, simply try another floopydrive in your computer since they are so easy to take in and out. At least that way, if the 2nd drive works fine then you know where your problem lies.
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Old 29th Apr 02, 02:55 AM
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Sounds like you have the ribbon cable plugged in backwards or shifted over a pin. (older floppy's didn't have the plug guide and that was a common problem)
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