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by dryflies
by willcomp
Floppy drives (FDD) provide a "change line" signal signifying that a diskette has been changed. That should occur any time a disk is removed and replaced with another.
Failure to recognize the disk change can be caused by a faulty FDD or by FDD driver not reading the change line signal.
The symptoms are exactly what you are experiencing.
Try using F5 per above response to refresh after change. If that doesn't work, try removing and re-installing FDD driver in Device Manager.
If still no luck, then try another floppy drive.
Dalton
by qb4006
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by honu95
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