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Question: Can this drive also write to floppies, or is it just for reading and copying info off of them?
Document: Dinosaurs, not completely. Pretty much the only place you can find these anymore is online. This one was priced very well and works great. If you still have data stored on 1.44 floppies then you need one of these to save the data onto your newer hard drives or write to cd.
The answer for reading and searching old disks since I forgot to order a floppy disk drive for my new computer.
Like other reviewers, I purchased this drive to try to nab old stuff from my collection of 3.5" floppy diskettes. I am using Windows 7 Pro (64-bit) and the drive works out of the box for me. The box also included a mini-cd which I did not need to use.
I am an author and had a bunch of old manuscripts on 3.5 inch floppies. I was so glad to get this external drive and finally retrieve my old documents.
I also have some older 2DD diskettes (double sided 720k) which this drive will not read, but rather prompt me to 'format a blank diskette.' (TIP: don't do this! You'll lose your data)  Unsure if this was Windows 7 or the drive itself, I plugged this into an older Windows XP pc (which instantly recognized it too) and it still would not read any of my lower density diskettes (2DD).
It looks nice, came with a short USB cord, and has an LED to let you know when it is reading/writing to the disc.I have a set of older Sony digital cameras that I still use (in my classroom) and this little device made it possible to keep them in service even after losing my older computer that had a floppy drive built in.Very satisfied with this purchase, especially for such a low price.
I bought this USB floppy drive to copy a pile of old floppies to my hard drive. The drivers that are on the disk that come with with this floppy drive does NOT include drivers for Windows 7. I searched online unsuccessfully for Windows 7 drivers. (I found some, but could only download if I accepted a browser toolbar, so I declined.) I finally gave up, and hauled out an old laptop with WinXP.
Found 1st try on Windows7. Mounted a floppy fine. Haven't tried to read or write yet. I don't foresee a problem.
was surprised by how good it looks and how well it worked for the low price also surprised by it being a NEC brand. Am unable to say I love it yet haven't had it but a few days. Bought it to flash BIOS which was a success
Small inexpensive item. Used it to create a boot disk and also to down load old files I had from years ago on floppy disk. It's portable enough to attach to all my Pcs and laptops. A very convenient item.
Answer: Yes. It operates just like an old drive.