Are USB floppy drives just normal floppy drives that have been created with an interface for USB?
Or did some actual re-engineering go into them so they wouldn't fail so often?
Only reason I'm asking is I need one to flash my BIOS for a microcode update.
I doubt floppy disks have changed in their poor quality and notorious unreliability either.
Just so you all know, I tried doing it with a flash drive, but it wouldn't work.
So I've had to resort to this.
Or did some actual re-engineering go into them so they wouldn't fail so often?
Only reason I'm asking is I need one to flash my BIOS for a microcode update.
I doubt floppy disks have changed in their poor quality and notorious unreliability either.
Just so you all know, I tried doing it with a flash drive, but it wouldn't work.
So I've had to resort to this.