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If you don't anymore, what do you use? Personally, I like to use memory sticks: cheap, easey to use and transport, and are very versatile
Originally posted by: cyberknight
I originally built my system with a floppy, but I took out the floppy a month ago when I bought my USB hard drive.
Less wiring to worry about for a product I rarely use, but I'll keep it around incase I need to flash or something. I'm thinking of just getting a USB Floppy for these purposes.
Originally posted by: Theguynextdoor
Still use one, for the SATA drives and BIOS updates.
Originally posted by: SpunkyJones
Originally posted by: Theguynextdoor
Still use one, for the SATA drives and BIOS updates.
Originally posted by: djdrastic
If you've ever been a sysadmin , you'd learn to love the floppy , as many old / and new utils still require it
Heh. My Cube from 2000 and my TiBook from 2002 don't have floppies. I have one in my Celeron Tualatin 1.4, but that mobo is from 1998.Originally posted by: LED90+% of PC usersHow many people still use floppys?