How to remove faulty floppy drive?

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For some strange reasons, I am struggling to remove the faulty floppy drive
from the PC. The case type is ATX Midi and it should just slide out from the
front when one screw is removed. What else is likely to stop it from sliding
out?

Thanks.
 
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"ATX Midi" really tells us nothing since a great many manufacturers over
many years manufactured computer cases fitting that description.
Often there are screws on both sides of drives.
Check the manual for the case and/or contact the case manufacturer for more
details.

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"floppy removal man" <floppy removal man@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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>
> For some strange reasons, I am struggling to remove the faulty floppy
> drive
> from the PC. The case type is ATX Midi and it should just slide out from
> the
> front when one screw is removed. What else is likely to stop it from
> sliding
> out?
>
> Thanks
 
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"floppy removal man" <floppy removal man@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:C5886385-0E2A-4654-BC96-DCB5B28C2607@microsoft.com...
>
> For some strange reasons, I am struggling to remove the faulty floppy
> drive
> from the PC. The case type is ATX Midi and it should just slide out from
> the
> front when one screw is removed. What else is likely to stop it from
> sliding
> out?
>
> Thanks.


Another screw?
 
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Most regular PCs have more than one screw holding the drive (floppy, hard
drive and any others) to the case. Also, depending on their lenght, the
floppy cable and power cable can cause the drive not to slide out.
Disconnect the cable before removing the drive.


"floppy removal man" <floppy removal man@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:C5886385-0E2A-4654-BC96-DCB5B28C2607@microsoft.com...
>
> For some strange reasons, I am struggling to remove the faulty floppy
> drive
> from the PC. The case type is ATX Midi and it should just slide out from
> the
> front when one screw is removed. What else is likely to stop it from
> sliding
> out?
>
> Thanks.
>
 
I like how you felt the need to point out the date, that was kinda the point tho. A real jester would notice that....
 
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