Because there's no diskette in it?

In all seriousness, what kind of drive is it? What's the OS?

-KLH

what diskette?
Floppy's are dead for a long time, time 2 move on.


Its a NTFS partition in Windows 7 (64bit). it must be disabled in s/w because everybody is still treating B: as for floppy (god knows why?)

Believe it or not, floppy drives are still being used.

As far as your B:Drive, you might need to change it to another drive letter. Is it a data only drive?

A: and B: are reserved in Windows (and BIOS) for floppy drives. If you have a drive mapped there, go into safe mode and change it. First, go into the BIOS and check to see if anything is assigned there.

-KLH

no no no F no.
They are used in my work were we have computers attached to testers like 20 years old.
BUT NO F NEAR HOME. I DONT HAVE ANY FDD SINCE YEAR 2001????

simple question.
WHEN IT WILL BE FIXED?
Even if fdd are still in use, why cant i use them in itch then?

Just change the drive letter inside the winows mate...

^ Using WinXP, I cannot change a volume to B:. I wonder how you were able to.

-KLH

He's on Windows 7

no F way.
I dont want to change it and change my paths just because of serato lazyness.

then dont use it

nevermind i was reading that this was a drive hooked to work computers

As A: and B: are conventionally FDDs on Windows (until Win7 apparently), this is laziness on Serato's behalf.

If you have your hard drive's boot partition as A: and your Data partition as B:, I'd rethink that...

-KLH

Change it. Keep your system drive as C and data drive as anything from D to Z completely your call. Unless you have any specific reason for it keep all drives in this order. That way you wont have any further problems with lazy code :P

Wow - my iPhone dropped a NOT:

As A: and B: are conventionally FDDs on Windows (until Win7 apparently), this is NOT laziness on Serato's behalf.

BTW, I've confirmed that on Win7, a storage unit can be mapped to ANY drive letter. That's NEW and will cause compatibilty issues (particularly with legacy conventions) like this one if users continue to map storage to letter BEFORE C:...

-KLH

to be honest I don't care why they didnt do it.
I post a BUG and I would like to see a fix for that BUG.

Even if that is for floppy, why cant I use a FDD then?

its not really a bug but a feature request

so i want to have feature to see all my disk's
pffffffffffffff

^ I would assume that ITCH (or SSL or ANY app) would be able to locate files on any accessible drive. I say submit a help request... hopefully it's just an included library that needs to be updated during the compilation.

Of course, it'd be faster to remap your storage to a drive letter AFTER C:...

-KLH

you guys must be some kind of defenders of faith.. tfu Serato.

EOT.

ps. go for some Software Engineering classes to learn a basics.