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On obsolete question that was locked;
Murraycps replied on May 17, 2017 that he could not make ZIP drive (he said it's USB type, not parellel )work in Windows XP, but I did.
My PC running in Windows XP SP3 32 bit having the parellel port 25 pins, installing "ioware-w32-x86-402.exe", the drive( mine is the parelle type ) worked perfect hooked to the parellel port.
And I doubt why Murraycps said ZIP100 USB didn't work in Windows XP.
Maybe his Windows XP IS x64 I wonder.
How is your guys opinion ? ZIP drive USB or parellel is made for x32 bit originally?
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I have been searching and cannot believe I found this site. I have 6 zip100 discs. I bought an Iomega Zip100 external hard drive. Everyone says the driver is in Windows 10/64 but I cannot get the discs to be read. My external drive is USB. If I send off the discs, it costs upwards between 20-40 per disc.
Any suggestions as to how to get it to work?
