The Floppy Drive

The floppy drive can be made by anyone or even pulled from an old computer. Here is typical OEM packaging for a floppy drive. Bubble wrap with the floppy drive enclosed in a plastic bag.

Here are front and rear views of the floppy drive, plus a shot of the mounting screws for the floppy drive. A total of four round head machine screws are needed, size 4-40, length 1/4 inch. And, of course, a flathead screwdriver is needed as well. You can pick up a variety pack of screws that will more than you need at a place like Radio Shack.

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	Floppy Drive
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	CD-ROM, CD-RW
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	Modem
	Install the Processor onto the Motherboard
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	Install the RAM - System Memory
	Install the Motherboard into the Computer Case
	Install the Video Card
	Connect the Power Supply to the Motherboard
	Connect the PN1 and PN2 Indicators
	Ready the Monitor
	Ready the Keyboard and Mouse
	First Boot
	Install the CD-ROM, CD-RW Drive
	Install the Hard Drive and Floppy Drive
	Second Boot
	Configure the BIOS Parameter Settings
	Install the Operating System - Windows XP
	Installing the Rest of the Windows XP Operating System - GoBack
	Install a Zip Utility - Zip Central
	Install the Motherboard Chipset Drivers
	Install the Video Card Drivers
	Install the Monitor Driver
	Install DirectX
	Install the Sound Card and Speakers
	Install the Modem
	Install WCPUID
	SiSoft Sandra Benchmarks
	DirectX Diagnostics
	Stress Testing Graphics and the Futuremark 3DMark2001SE Benchmark
	Torture Test
	Install The Computer Case Fans
	Post Assembly Needs
	BIOS Flash Update

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