What are the jumper settings for epson sd800 floppy?
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If you do not get your answer here Try posting or searching at this site. They are the only people I use for computer Problems/Questions.  And they are FREE. http://www.techsupportforum.com/
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1st look on the cd or floppy if you have one.\n2nd try manufactures web site.\n3rd www.driversguide.com\n\nif you need to login then try this\n\nusername             drivers\npassword              all\n\nnot sure if this is still a current login you will have to give it a go.
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ok here is how...\nas soon as u start ur PC press DEL key to enter the CMOS,\nthen in the first option enter..\nthere u can see the time option n all sort..\ndont change ne settings as they all are very important,specially if u dont know what u r doin..\nthere u can see Drive A: which may be none in ur case....\nhighlight that with the direction key..\nthen click enter n select..floppy 1.44MB FDD\nonce done pressF10 or press Esc then select Save And Exit..\nthen Yes... this is the basic way....\nIf not u gotta hav some connector or faulty FDD...
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goto your printing settings/options and adjust the settings there
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the secret is in the jumpers http://www.duxcw.com/digest/Howto/cdrom/index.html
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turn pc off.\ncheck the jumper is set to slave on writer.\nslide it through the bay in the tower.\nplug in the IDE lead.\nplug in the power.\nstart up the pc.\n\nvoila.
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Backing up Configuration Information Using Floppy Disk Drives\nTo back up configuration information on a floppy disk (write-floppy), complete the following tasks in the privileged mode.\n\nNote: Only one copy of the configuration can be stored per floppy disk:\n\nEnsure that a disk is in the floppy drive and verify that the disk is formatted in DOS.\n\nSpecify that the configuration is to be written to the floppy drive.\n\nExample\nThe following example copies a configuration file from the PIX to a floppy disk:\n\nPIX# write floppy\n\nBuilding configuration...\n\n[OK]\n\nNote: A file name specification is not required because a default name is used.\n\nRestoring Configuration Information Using Floppy Disk Drives\nTo restore configuration information from a floppy disk (read-floppy drive), and complete the following tasks in the privileged mode:\n\nVerify that a disk is in the floppy drive.\n\nSpecify that the configuration is to be retrieved from the floppy drive.\n\nExample\nThe following example restores a configuration file from a floppy disk:\n\nPIX# config floppy\n\nCryptochecksum(unchanged): be224398 ac3ba233 23ab6543 4cde6ff2\n\nConfig OK\n\nNote: A filename specification is not required because a default name is used.\n\nBacking up Configuration Information Using TFTP\nTo backup configuration information on a TFTP network server (write-TFTP), complete the following tasks in the privileged mode:\n\nSpecify the TFTP server IP address, directory, and configuration file.\n\nSpecify that the configuration is to be written to the remote TFTP server.\n\nExample\nThe following example writes the configuration file to a TFTP server:\n\nPIX#tftp-server 10.1.1.2 /pixfirewall/config/new_config\n\nPIX#write net :\n\nTFTP write '/pixfirewall/config/new_config' at 10.1.1.2 on interface 1\n\n[OK}\n\nNote: Optionally one can use the write net 10.1.1.12:/pixfirewall/config/new_config command to accomplish the TFTP write.\n\nRestoring Configuration Information Using TFTP\nTo restore configuration information from a TFTP network server (read-TFTP), complete the following tasks in the privileged mode:\n\nSpecify the TFTP server IP address, directory, and configuration file.\n\nSpecify that the configuration file is to be retrieved from the remote TFTP server.\n\nExample\nThe following example retrieves the configuration file from a TFTP server:\n\nPIX#tftp-server 10.1.1.2 /pixfirewall/config/new_config\n\nPIX#config net :\n\n[OK}\n\nNote: Optionally you can use the config net 10.1.1.12:/pixfirewall/config/new_config command to accomplish the TFTP read
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check canon hp and epson...
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http://www.duxcw.com/digest/Howto/cdrom/index.html
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Get a Zappit to reset the chip, £3-99 woolworths\n\n\nhttp://www.epsonchipresetter.com/ or this.
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Try it in a different PC. They should all work the same but some floppy drives are fussier than others, and sometimes they just don't like disks formatted in a different drive.
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You can download the driver from epson's web site.... Then install as you normally would. I do not know what operating system your using, so I cannot give specifics.
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Hi my friend .For that u must insert the disk into the floppy and change the properties of bios . in start up press DEl key to inter setup and find boot  from floppy disc set this and save changes .if u had problems more email me!!
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There will be a diagram printed on the hard drive itself instructing you where to place the jumper.  You should just pull them out and have a look.\n\n99% of the time, no jumpers at all means master, and a jumper on the second set of pins - counting from the end with two, not the end with one - means slave.  But be sure to check the little diagram.\n\nThere may also just be the characters MA SL CS printed above the pins.  MA=master SL=slave CS=Cable select (don't do that).
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Here is the driver download page for your MoBo\n\nhttp://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us&model=P4P800S%20SE\n\nPick your driver, If you still have problems after you have installed the card driver then it might be a jumper setting problem on the Mobo, Because it seems to be a problem with quite a few Asus MoBo's.
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Try another floppy in your drive. If you have the same problem go to Device Manager & see if it is working O.K.\n\nIf Device Manager thinks it is O.K. and you have tried two or three floppys you probably have a bad drive. New drives are only $10 or $12.
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d load from \nconsumer.usa.canon.com/ir/ controller?act=DownloadDetailAct&fcategoryid=238&modelid=7997 - 170k -\nor\nwww.printer-drivers.com/drivers/82/82386.htm