I agree moving to F4 wasn't very necessary, although I don't feel any stability issues so far.
I did try to disable floppy in the BIOS, but maybe there's other place I didn't notice there.
Now that think out it, I suspect the F4 BIOS actually made my floppy stop working. (Would no longer show up in Windows). I just disabled the Floppy controller in the BIOS.
Originally posted by: HighCalibreHooch
Now that think out it, I suspect the F4 BIOS actually made my floppy stop working. (Would no longer show up in Windows). I just disabled the Floppy controller in the BIOS.
The floppy worked fine when I originally built the system and with F1 and F2 bios versions, (skipped F3) so F4 is probably to blame. There's a tiny posibility a cable is loose inside the tower, but I'm too lazy to check since I never use the floppy drive.
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