When I view the contents of a floppy in the A:\ drive and
then try to view another floppy's contents, I only see the
contents of the very first disk. It only shows the
contents of the very first floppy no matter how many
floppies I stick in the drive. This happens both in My
Computer and in Windows Explorer. Viewing the contents on
the CDR or HDDs are fine. I've swapped A: drives and
cables with new ones and still the same problem. Has
anyone seen this? Thanks!
Ron Badour - 07 Aug 2003 19:57 GMT
Click on C: drive and then back on A: drive
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> When I view the contents of a floppy in the A:\ drive and
> then try to view another floppy's contents, I only see the
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> cables with new ones and still the same problem. Has
> anyone seen this? Thanks!
wes - 07 Aug 2003 21:03 GMT
When you double click on A: Drive, and bring up the
contents page.....put in a new disk and press F5....(the
F5 Key at the top of the Keyboard)....its will refresh the
contents of the current screen...
>-----Original Message-----
>Click on C: drive and then back on A: drive
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Lil' Dave - 08 Aug 2003 00:42 GMT
You probably don't care why this is happening, but I'll tell you anyway.
Removable media like CD that are removed then inserted are polled by windows
explorer at their root directory/TOC contents due to autoinsert
notification. Whereas, a floppy diskette in the same scenario this does not
happen unless it has its autoinsert notification checked.
You can press "F5" at the keyboard when you have the floppy diskette
selected. This has the same effect as view/refresh in windows explorer.
This is same except its not attempting to locate the autorun.inf file.
Dave
> When I view the contents of a floppy in the A:\ drive and
> then try to view another floppy's contents, I only see the
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> cables with new ones and still the same problem. Has
> anyone seen this? Thanks!