5.25" & 3.5" Floppy Disk Drive, SCSI, DVD and Zip Support in Windows 10 & 11 (not Grease Weasel) скачать в хорошем качестве

5.25" & 3.5" Floppy Disk Drive, SCSI, DVD and Zip Support in Windows 10 & 11 (not Grease Weasel)

This video shows a retro-styled PC that I've put together that can access 5.25" disks, 3.5" disks, Iomega Zip disks, Optical Disks (CD&DVD), SCSI Drives, USB media and online cloud storage, all through Windows 11 (also tested and works fine in Windows 10). All of the above types are accessible as direct folders in Windows 11, not as binary images mounted through scripts. This machine can boot to MS-DOS from a 5.25" floppy disk, or Windows 11 from the internal SSD. Apart from the motherboard/CPU/SSD, all parts on this system are 1990's manufactured. Presented in 1:1 square format. Parts List: Motherboard: Foxconn G41MXP Memory: 2x Hynix 4GB 2Rx8 PC3L - 10600E -9 -11 -E3 CPU: Intel Pentium Dual Core E6700 3.2ghz Chapter List: 00:00 Discussion about historical disk formats 00:46 Introduction to the 5.25" disk 01:56 Introduction to the 3.5" disk 02:54 Introduction to the Iomega Zip disk 04:00 Introduction to optical disks 05:00 Introduction to USB Sticks 05:29 Introduction to SCSI drives 06:06 Discussion about the PC Requirements 08:26 Presentation and booting of the PC 09:25 Iomega Zip Drive in Windows 11 10:23 3.5" Floppy Drive in Windows 11 10:40 5.25" Floppy Drive in Windows 11 11:45 Disk to disk copy operation 12:30 Playing music from 5.25" disk 14:24 Booting from 5.25" disk to MS-DOS 15:05 Running Chrome, YouTube and a game 16:59 Connecting and running a 1989 SCSI Drive 19:19 Thought process behind motherboard selection 35:24 Internals of the PC 41:55 Ending Errata: I mention in this video that the motherboard is able to accommodate an early i5 or i3 processor, but this is incorrect. The fastest processor this board can take is a Core2 Quad Extreme.