Windows NT Stops Responding when You Write to Floppy Disk

WORKAROUND

To work around this problem, try one of the following:

• Slow the system down by turning off caching, disabling shadowing and/or using the turbo button.
• If that approach works, enable the caching and shadowing again. Then, in the advanced chip set options, try setting the I/O recovery options to their maximum value. According to AMI, if I/O recovery time is insufficient, device drivers, particularly for UNIX and XENIX will fail. The exact description of the I/O recovery options vary from one BIOS model to another.

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