Imation superdisk drive

Hi Suriani
Plug it in to another computer to see if drive is working OK
Might be nothing wrong with your windows.

IMATION stopped making the "LS-120" (Laser Servo) drive many years ago, when USB-interface memory-sticks became cheaper & faster. Imation did have parallel-port device-driver software for Windows 95/98/ME, but never updated them for Windows NT/2000/XP.

Instead, disassemble the case, and you will find an IDE-interface Imation LS-120 drive inside. Connect the same "smaller" 4-pin power-connector that used to connect to a 1.44 Mbyte 3.5-inch diskette, set the "master/slave" jumper, and connect an 80-pin IDE ribbon-cable, and connect the other end of the ribbon-cable to an IDE socket on the motherboard.

If the drive has a USB interface, Mac OS X will support it.

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Download the software for drivers at

www.driverrobot.com

Use the following activation code :

DACG-KCCJ-AEB2-P52W-TATA
Run a scan with the software and install all the drivers you need.

Enjoy

Here you go:
http://www.retrevo.com/support/Imation-USB-Floppy-Drive-Storage-manual/id/21216ag116/t/2/

If it is the "internal" Imation SuperDisk drive, then set the drive's "master/slave" jumper (just like you would set the jumper on a disk-drive or CD/DVD drive), and connect it to one of the IDE ribbon-cable connectors (which usually connect disk/CD/DVD drives to the motherboard).

No additional drivers are required, in the above configuration.

download the driver from company site

ok bye.....................

Had a power failure now my model #SD-USB -M2 drive for macintosh will not work what do I need

Sounds like a dead (or jammed) motor -- the one that spins the media. It's relatively easy to open the case, disconnect the USB-to-IDE interface adapter from the 40-pin IDE connector, and go onto eBay to find any "internal" or "external" LS-120 device, and swap it in, to replace the "not-spinning" device.