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VGA-Copy v5.3 comes up in a full-screen DOS window and recognizes the LS-120 drive as A: with the same Cmd lines in the desktop shortcut:as under MS-DOS 7.1 the LS-120 drive is accessible under only 1 drive letter A: finding working parameters for SlowDown is a matter of trial-and-error and varies with the hardware used.Ģ) Under Win98SE (DOS window) - doesn't work: both SlowDown versions work fine under MS-DOS 7 on the 700MHz Inspiron I have used VGACopy v5.3 with the help of SlowDown v1.01 and v3.10, using the following comand lines: VGA-Copy v5.3 works fine accessing the LS-120 under A:
the LS-120 drive is accessible under 2 drive letters (A: via the BIOS, J: via the Matsus***a driver), both with regular floppy disks and with 120MB LS-120 diskettes The left-bay LS-120 module of my laptop, as perhaps also the LS-120 drives of other laptop makes, may function in a special way with the help of the laptop BIOS.
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VGA-Copy v5.3 with the left-bay module (ATAPI/IDE LS-120 drive plus CD/DVD drive, both bootable) of my 11-year-old Dell Inspiron 7500 laptop Any other suggestions?īTW, the drive letter issue is probably just the most visible layer of problems to get VGA-Copy v5.3 to work with an LS-120 drive under Win98.Ī. The program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down." Win98 crashes shortly afterwards and I had to reboot + fix lost clusters. I have test-installed Letter Assigner v1.2.0, but apparently it is not possible to assign under Win98SE the drive letter B: to the LS-120 drive K:, I got the err msg: "it is impossible to use letter B for any drive other then its current owner, because B: is one of several letters assigned to the single physical drive".Īlso, when I right-click in the Letter Assigner window on any of the drives displayed, I get the err msg "Letass32. WinXP assigns to an ATAPI/IDE or parallel LS-120 drive the drive letter B:, but Win98 assigns to LS-120 drives a drive letter following the HDDs, e.g. I was not able to get VGA-Copy v5.3 to run with LS-120 drives under Win98, the initial hurdle being the drive letter assignment: VGA-Copy works with floppy drives A: and B. In subsequent postings I will explain how ancient VGA-Copy v5.3, of 1994, can be made to run fine with LS-120 drives under WinXP. The combo VGA-Copy v5.3 plus LS-120 drive is probably the best tool to recover damaged floppy disks. VGA-Copy can be set to read bad sectors up to 99 times and LS-120 drives have a much better error correction than regular floppy drives. VGA-Copy v5.3 is arguably the best floppy disk copying and formatting software. Maybe others, who don't have v5.3, may attempt to get v6.25 going. Since my old v5.3 works fine now with LS-120 drives, I will not pursue v6.25 any further. The freeware VGA-Copy v6.25 and also recognizes LS-120 drives under WinXP, but when reading in a floppy with my 11-year old Inspiron 7500 laptop, or with my more modern dual core desktop, I eventually get the err msg: "Out of memory, aborted". VGA-Copy v5.3, however, has issues with USB LS-120 drives under WinXP. VGA-Copy v5.3 works with an LS-120 drive under WinXPĪfter quite a bit of fiddling around, VGA-Copy v5.3 works fine with ATAPI/IDE (=internal) and parallel LS-120 drives under WinXP. It's definitely worth while looking at the index in posting #1, the LS-120 topic is huge and it's easy to loose the overview over all the info and details spread out across various postings.
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Using a backup driver system helps you to rollback any driver to the previous version if a problem arises.Thanks dencorso.
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An update program not only provides the right drivers that are compatible with your hardware, but it also guarantees that there is a backup of current drivers before any changes are made. To keep up with all of the essential new updates, we suggest going with a driver updater program. This is problematic because installing the wrong or incompatible driver will potentially produce worse results.
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Don't worry, because these PC problems will probably be fixed after updating your USB drivers. Device drivers can be functional one day, and then stop functioning the next day due to a number of causes. Imation USB errors may be linked to system drivers that are corrupt or obsolete.
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