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| Q. I can't read from or write to my floppy disks. |
| A. The most probable reason is be that the disks are damaged. If disks are placed on top of each other or beside something like a speaker or any other magnetic device, they become physically damaged. |
| Q. My floppy drive continually reads a disk that isn't there. |
| A. A small device for checking changes in disks is turning on. Dust is probably accumulating in your drive, so clean it thoroughly. If this fails, replace the drive completely. |
| Q. My drive light is on constantly and doesn't work. |
| A. Shut down your PC, take your PC case off and make sure the A: drive is connected properly. You've probably put the cable on the wrong way round. |
| Q. What is Super Disk? |
| A. Super Disk is a drive similar to a normal 3.5" Floppy drive. However, it can store up to 120mb on a single disk. It is also backward compatible with your normal floppies. |