Can I have multiple Floppy drives?

[bartthecartoon]

The age of the floppy is at an end (my computer didn't even include a floppy drive). But I thought a cool upgrade would be to add 2 external floppy drives so I could read and copy floppies. Is it possible to have 2 floppy drives on one computer? If so what would the other one be called (the one that wasn't your [A] Drive?

 

[Lonewolf5460]

it will work back when floppys were it some computers had dual drives an old mobo i have supports two.

 

[bartthecartoon]

it will work back when floppys were it some computers had dual drives an old mobo i have supports two.

Its pretty weird, my computer has a connector for a floppy drive, but it doesn't have an external 3.5" bay. Does anyone know why that would be?

 

[Lonewolf5460]

no offence but it is an emachines.

 

[KCRMYZ]

Why would you want multiple floppys?

 

[Jorsoft]

The motherboard in your pc supports a floppy, your case does not.
Yeah, you can have two floppy drives (external) without a problem. The first one will be called "A" and the second "B".

 

[Lonewolf5460]

Why would you want multiple floppys?

I was talking about back in the day when the were the main storage option

 

[bartthecartoon]

Why would you want multiple floppys?

I said in my post why I want them, I want to be able to read and copy floppy disks. I could do it with one, but it wouldn't be as fast.

 

[gimli of gloin]

another piece of useless hardware...lol

 

[bartthecartoon]

another piece of useless hardware...lol

Well, yes for tech-geeks like me it is mostly useless, but a lot of my friends still use them, so it would be nice to have a drive or 2 for when my friends came over, so they could open any files they happened to have on their floppies.