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HSFLOP.TXT Driver File Contents (t2110cs.zip)

HSFLOP.PDR -- README.TXT
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After installing WIN95, some customers have experienced problems 
accessing the floppy disk drive, specifically after a disk change 
for operations spanning multiple diskettes (for example, installing 
a software package from many floppies).

The problem has been isolated to an interaction between Microsoft's 
Windows 95 High Speed floppy driver (HSFLOP.PDR) and some systems.  
Toshiba has worked with Microsoft to write a newer version of this 
file for a quick and easy solution to the problem.

Within the C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\IOSUBSYS directory, rename the file 
HSFLOP.PDR to "HSFLOP.OLD".  Next, copy the HSFLOP.PDR provided 
in this archive to the C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\IOSUBSYS directory.

From the Start Menu, select "Shut Down", then "Restart the computer?".

This completes the upgrade process.

If you wish, HSFLOP.OLD may be deleted after successfully restarting 
the computer.


Notes for users of previous temporary work-arounds
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There have been two temporary work-arounds for this problem:  
physically altering the HSFLOP.PDR file by renaming it or deleting
it, or going into Control Panel/System/Device Manager/Floppy Disk
Controllers/Standard Floppy Disk Controller and disabling the driver
from all hardware profiles.

If you physically altered the file, you will find that, prior to 
following the steps above, if you go into Control Panel/Device Manager 
a yellow circle with a black exclamation mark will be next to Floppy 
Disk Controllers/Standard Floppy Disk Controller, indicating that 
Win95 cannot find the device driver.  In this instance, the replace-
ment of the file outlined above will be enough -- Win95 will recognize
that a proper HSFLOP.PDR exists, and will make use of it upon a 
successful restart of your notebook.

If you disabled the Standard Floppy Disk Controller, you will find 
that, prior to following the steps above, if you go into Control 
Panel/Device Manager a red x-mark appears next to Floppy Disk 
Controllers/Standard Floppy Disk Controller, indicating it is 
disabled.  You need to retrace your steps to Control Panel/Device 
Manager/Floppy Disk Controllers/Standard Floppy Disk Controller/
Properties and place check marks next to each hardware profile in 
which you'd use the driver.  Win95 will then prompt you if you wish 
to restart your system.  Upon a successful restart, Win95 should 
properly use the device driver.


-- 29 Sept. 1995