Not to mention I pretty sure this drive corrupted 2 of my disks.īuyer beware, I hope others have better luck than I did. I just can't rationalize $20 shipping on the cost of the drive itself. It doesn't work, and its not worth it to send it back. A friend of mine in the process took one of the disks over to his house to read them on his Vista Computer. I thought maybe it was just one or two but after about 10 disks later It still would not read any of them. Much to my suprise the drive would not read my disks.

I immediately installed the drive again and went about taking the task of trying to read my disks. When I recieved the RMA Replacment today.

But to help me recover some old family photo's it was a little price to pay. Which was roughly half the cost of the drive its self. I took the time to RMA through Newegg which cost me $10 return shipping. MIssing the front door, it would not accept any disk at all. It was destroyed when I opened it from the retail packaging. It is the interface for the card you referenced.Overall Review: I can't really say if this product is good or bad.īut I can say that I ordered the first one. Just released: Version 1.1.0 with support for Floppy Disks. It’s a terrible idea that works shockingly well. Here is the part i need for the network method. I put Windows 95 into an Electron app that now runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux. This works differently than other devices because the software is telling the computer it is a disk drive instead of a floppy and this gets around the limitations of floppy file size. It's worked out fine so far for loading large programs to the hard drive but it would be better with the network setup. I had to buy several other options out of necessity when I got the machine and looked to doing something else instead. It is a Mitsubishi board that is around 700.00 from them or around 750.00 from Mazak. If you don't have the option you have to buy it. Inside the control there is a board that this plugs into. I actually had several of those and they are the cheap part. PCMCIA Card Lot of 6 Ethernet Cards etc Free Shipping | eBay You have to get a 16 bit PCMCIA card with a pigtail on it, because there isn't enough room for the regular laptop kind to protrude out. The network card is actually dirt cheap - the tricky part is FINDING one, and then getting the windows 95 drivers installed.

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