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john_e
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This should be possible in Device Manager.

Open the System control panel by pressing Windows + Break, and click on the Device Manager tab.

Screenshot of the Windows ME Device Manager

Expand the 'Floppy disk controllers' and you should see an entry for 'Standard Floppy Disk Controller'. Double-click it and a property sheet will open.

Screenshot of the Windows ME Standard FDC property page

Tick 'Disable in this hardware profile', then 'OK'.

This should be possible in Device Manager.

Open the System control panel by pressing Windows + Break, and click on the Device Manager tab. Expand the 'Floppy disk controllers' and you should see an entry for 'Standard Floppy Disk Controller'. Double-click it and a property sheet will open. Tick 'Disable in this hardware profile', then 'OK'.

This should be possible in Device Manager.

Open the System control panel by pressing Windows + Break, and click on the Device Manager tab.

Screenshot of the Windows ME Device Manager

Expand the 'Floppy disk controllers' and you should see an entry for 'Standard Floppy Disk Controller'. Double-click it and a property sheet will open.

Screenshot of the Windows ME Standard FDC property page

Tick 'Disable in this hardware profile', then 'OK'.

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john_e
john_e
  • 8.7k
  • 28
  • 49

This should be possible in Device Manager.

Open the System control panel by pressing Windows + Break, and click on the Device Manager tab. Expand the 'Floppy disk controllers' and you should see an entry for 'Standard Floppy Disk Controller'. Double-click it and a property sheet will open. Tick 'Disable in this hardware profile', then 'OK'.