But it says Drive A error. I'm stumped here. I connected two different floppy drives and used a gajillion different cables -- nothing. I can't get the thing to recognize my floppy drive.
Any suggestions?
Cheers
Boot Block won't recognize Floppy drive
A rather hilarious error of AWDFLASH made the checksum go wrong and my beloved aBit IS7-E is stuck on BIOS ROM Checksum error.
But it says Drive A error. I'm stumped here. I connected two different floppy drives and used a gajillion different cables -- nothing. I can't get the thing to recognize my floppy drive.
Any suggestions?
Cheers
But it says Drive A error. I'm stumped here. I connected two different floppy drives and used a gajillion different cables -- nothing. I can't get the thing to recognize my floppy drive.
Any suggestions?
Cheers
Is it a USB Floppy Drive?
Can you please check whether the Floppy Drive is in the supported list in your mother board user guide?
The BIOS Boot Block is a very tiny foot print firmware. So generally BIOS vendors support very standard and limited hardware list in there.
Good Luck!
Can you please check whether the Floppy Drive is in the supported list in your mother board user guide?
The BIOS Boot Block is a very tiny foot print firmware. So generally BIOS vendors support very standard and limited hardware list in there.
Good Luck!
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Check the capacitors on your board
http://www.badcaps.net
Replace the cmos CR2032 battery with a new one
Try another keyboard.
http://www.badcaps.net
Replace the cmos CR2032 battery with a new one
Try another keyboard.
edwin/evasive
Do not assume anything
System error, strike any user to continue...
Do not assume anything
System error, strike any user to continue...