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Browse All TopicsMore and more users have chosen to get rid of their floppy drives these days, but many software companies still insists on using floppies... for example Panda Software (Panda Antivirus), Norton Antivirus, Powerquest (Partition Magic) and so on...
Now to my problem, I've been searching for a software to emulate a floppy drive (has to be A:) under windows XP but with no success. (Subst will not do either)
Does anyone know where to find something that can do the job?
My plan was to write to the floppies, then use winimage to save a image copy so I can extract the files and run it on a bootable CD.
Thanks :)
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