#Not a DOS Disk
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> if you insert a disk from which you are 100 per cent sure that it is intact,
then the disk drive is defective :(( <
Bummer, if that's true, I have a defective drive. However, it might be a good
opportunity to upgrade to that HD drive . . . .
Thanks for the response,
Bob Campbell
Clover, SC
Bob,
Many times…a simple cleaning of the floppy will take care of the
problem….other times, it's not the floppy drive that's bad, but one of the
8520 CIA chips in the computer that has gone bad.
Don
>Many times…a simple cleaning of the floppy will take care of the problem.<
I've got my fingers crossed!
>….other times, it's not the floppy drive that's bad, but one of the 8520 CIA
chips in the computer that has gone bad.
With my luck that could be the source of the problem. I understand CIA chips
are difficult, if not impossible to replace on the surface mounted board.
Don:
Thanks for the response,
Bob Campbell
Clover, SC
Bob,
I don't believe the 8520's are surface mounted…but I certainly could
be wrong.
Don