Floppy refresh problem

Hello,
I have following problem with my fdd: After I change diskette in my
fdd I can't see the new content. Sometimes system refreshes floppy
content, but usually it doesn't - all the time I see the content of
the first inserted floppy after system restart. I have already
replaced a drive, a cable and an OS (Win 98 and 2000) and still the
same.
Mayby someone know what causes this behaviore?
Greets,
awojtow

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Hello,
I have following problem with my fdd: After I change diskette in my
fdd I can't see the new content. Sometimes system refreshes floppy
content, but usually it doesn't - all the time I see the content of
the first inserted floppy after system restart. I have already
replaced a drive, a cable and an OS (Win 98 and 2000) and still the
same.
Mayby someone know what causes this behaviore?
Greets,
awojtow

Not sure what process you're in with the floppy. If looking at the
A:\ drive's contents in WINDOWS EXPLORER, you must click the A:\
symbol on Explorer for each disk you put into the drive. It will not
refresh itself. None of the disks will,,,C:\ D:\etc.

'Splain?

Mike
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Hello,
I have following problem with my fdd: After I change diskette in my
fdd I can't see the new content. Sometimes system refreshes floppy
content, but usually it doesn't - all the time I see the content of
the first inserted floppy after system restart. I have already
replaced a drive, a cable and an OS (Win 98 and 2000) and still the
same.
Mayby someone know what causes this behaviore?
Greets,
awojtow

Not sure what process you're in with the floppy. If looking at the
A:\ drive's contents in WINDOWS EXPLORER, you must click the A:\
symbol on Explorer for each disk you put into the drive. It will not
refresh itself. None of the disks will,,,C:\ D:\etc.

'Splain?

This problem is not so simple :-)
Clicking the A:\ symbol, Windows Refresh button, Ctrl-R on Total
Commander, changing current drive on Command Prompt - all this
commands don't refresh the floppy content (or refresh sometimes).
Any ideas?