defective floppy drive

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jrrioux
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defective floppy drive

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hi everyone,my floppy doesn't read or format,it says 'an error occured during formating', how can I load pcg or midi files in my Trinity without a floppy,and does anyone know where to buy a floppy that would fit the Trinity please? Thanks to all.
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Hi :) and welcome to KF.

Try here http://www.candisc.com/ranger/stock9.htm

good luck.

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Trev :)
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Thank you.

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I have resolved my problem by openning the trinity up and change the floppy drive with one from an older computer and it works, thanks again.
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Great 8) .......thanks for letting us know.
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my floppy drive just died also and was wondering if any internal floppy drive for a computer could be used to replace the broken one already there - please let me know if anybody knows!
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they fit very well

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You can use a computer floppy drive without any problem,they're the same number of pins,and very easy to change as well,good luck and let me know.
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ok i found an old floppy drive that works but i'm having a hard time getting the one out of the trinity. i got the back cover off and got 2 of the 4 screws out of the floppy drive but dont know how to get access to the other 2. check out the image, the screws i cant seem to get to are circled in red. any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks!!

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nvm, i got it! i had to take off the end piece - everything is up and running!

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Post by bigscottiephotog »

I also have a Trinity with a bad floppy drive and Korg tech support told me that any old floppy drive would not work and that I would have to order one from Korg Japan
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floppy drive

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i got my floppy from parts is parts. $60 ridiculous ! i may go by the junk computer store and just buy up all the floppys i can and see why some work some dont. i plan on owning trinity's for a long time, and witohut any upgrades like SCSI i will be needing the floppy to upgrade OS and patches.
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