MnkyOf[-]ate
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A while ago, I was testing out my massive pile of floppy drives, to determine which ones worked, and which ones didn't. Unfortuantly, in the process of doing so, I set one of the floppy drives on top of the case, where one of the pins on the floppy drive shorted, and sparked on the case, tripping the power supply protection circuit.
Bye bye floppy controler.
Now, no matter what lengths a goto, I am constantly stuck in MS-DOS compatibility mode for Drive A, Drasticly reducing my computer's efficency!.
I tried disabling the FDC in the BIOS, setting A:\ to uninstalled in the BIOS, uninstaling the floppy controler in device manager, removing the A:\ icon under MY Computer using Tweak UI, and even removing the floppy drive itself from device manager.
But yet, I'm stuck!
Is there any possible way that I can get out of MS-DOS compatibility mode?
If not, my only alternate will be to pay for a PCI floppy controler card... and I dont think those come cheap, and are kinda hard to find.
Bye bye floppy controler.
Now, no matter what lengths a goto, I am constantly stuck in MS-DOS compatibility mode for Drive A, Drasticly reducing my computer's efficency!.
I tried disabling the FDC in the BIOS, setting A:\ to uninstalled in the BIOS, uninstaling the floppy controler in device manager, removing the A:\ icon under MY Computer using Tweak UI, and even removing the floppy drive itself from device manager.
But yet, I'm stuck!
Is there any possible way that I can get out of MS-DOS compatibility mode?
If not, my only alternate will be to pay for a PCI floppy controler card... and I dont think those come cheap, and are kinda hard to find.


