windows 7 runs on an old computer and reads floppy disks

windows 7 runs on a old computer with a
- windows 7 runs on a old computer with a
- 1 GB of ram
- 1.5 GHz pros
and reads
- 3 1/2 inch 1.44 MB disk
- 3 1/2 inch 120 MB super disk
- 5 1/4 inch 360 KB disk
- 100 MB zip disk
- 1.5 GHz pros
and reads
- 3 1/2 inch 1.44 MB disk
- 3 1/2 inch 120 MB super disk
- 5 1/4 inch 360 KB disk
- 100 MB zip disk

[RileysFilms]

You sound like Morty from Rick and Morty, but a real life version. I love it.

[tannert]

A: and B: are the original allocated assignments for floppy drives.

[leontechtalks]

That’s perfectly fine for 7. It is a bit over the default requirements

[reeseyme]

this prove windows 7 is the best windows release yet

[kztech]

Well you have to have a computer from the 2005 era to get Windows 10 to work. IF you want these to work in Windows 10, try desktops from that era. I got my OptiPlex GX520 working with floppy drive in Windows 10... FYI you do NOT need a separate drive to read 1.44, at least on my laptop the superdisk drive reads 1.44mb drives just fine too even though it takes a little bit longer to spin up!

[mkultrasoldier]

That's not an old computer... an old computer has to be at the very most a 486 for it to be truly old.

[hkey_current_user]

Even windows 10 can read floppy *STILL!!!*

[jpnc]

hmmmm iomega zip 100 ... and the famous and infamous click of the dead...

[dom]

I still got a computer that runs Windows XP

[jpnc]

superdisks... also called LS120. You can't imagine how quick those drives die.

[michaelszczys]

1.5 processor and 1 gigabyte ram running Windows 7. Sounds like laptop I have. It barely makes it. I wish I could get the external floppy I have to work. It doesn’t even show.( ??? )

[VVISECT]

should have installed Windows Vista. Would have been more painful on the system

[nathanjack]

what the os can read is controlled by the bios and motherboard capabilities dude not the os