File Manager XP PRO SP3 will not recognize USB floppy A: drive

File Manager XP PRO SP3 will not recognize USB floppy A: drive

The system tray alerts "new hardware found" and "installed".

In the system. material | Device Manager | floppy drives, the disk is present, activated and works

If I pay BACK the drive is located and can be read and written.

The drive is not the case in (windows explorerer file manager.

The drive is not present in administrative tools. computer management | storage | removalable storage | libraries.

In the removable storage service is started.

If bottom line, the usb floppy is a material recognized, works under DOS, but there is no access to XP.

This happens with two floppies different usb connected directly to a laptop (not a hub). When connecting to another XP computer, the disks are immediately recognized in the file manager and work as expected.

Any ideas?

It's embarrassing, BUT I solved the problem by using TweakIU. It seems that in the workstation. The floppy drives were not verified. Verification of A & B readers did the trick.

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    Restart, and then log on as an administrative user.
     
    If it worked - try the web page - selection not more than 3-5 a
    time.  Reboot as needed.
     
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    Come back - especially if you're stuck somewhere, but even if you don't-
    and let everyone know how it turns out.
     
    --
    Martin Stanley
    MS - MVP
    --
    How to ask Questions the Smart way
    http://www.CatB.org/~ESR/FAQs/smart-questions.html

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