My questions are Can I split a rom up into 2 or 3 parts & put them on 2/3 disks? or Is there another way I can play games over 1.44mb using my Super Wild Card?

Who can help me so that I can play my transfer from PC to device

Thanks, dear friends

I recently got my hands on one of these but sadly without a power supply.
I’ve got a few weeks of work and my hands are tingling but I don’t want to fry it !
So could anyone off you tell me what kind of power supply I need for this baby?

Search for “3.5″ 1.2MB USB SSD Disk Simulation Floppy Drive Emulator for Embroidery Machines” and you will have a better idea what I’m talking about.

Search for “3.5″ 1.2MB USB SSD Disk Simulation Floppy Drive Emulator for Embroidery Machines” and you will have a better idea what I’m talking about.

Toine, use Windows ME and below for writing games to floppy. I have tested this and verified fully that was the issue. I purchased a genuine cartridge of a game that I was having difficulties with to check this. I verified that writing the game from the copier to a floppy worked fine and then I copied the game in Windows XP and it still crashed and then I copied the same exact ROM file to floppy in Windows 98 and it worked flawlessly.

Windows 98 = MS-DOS 7.0 with a GUI. The GUI is not the operating system nor the kernel, MS-DOS 7.0 is. These copiers work fine with MS-DOS 5, 6.xx, and 7.

Also don’t crack open these things if you don’t know what you are doing. If it isn’t in need of repairs, don’t open it.

The FDD doesn’t go bad, it is the user at fault. If your FDD doesn’t play the games properly 99.9% of the time it is going to be the operating system you are using. These are friendly with MS-DOS operating systems all the way up to Windows ME. If you use Windows XP or any other NT kernel based O/s (windows 7, windows 8, windows 9, windows server 2000/2003/2003r2 etc), don’t expect your games to run properly because the NT kernel takes full control of the FDD from the BIOS and for some reason the SWC DX is not compatible with games written to FDD from any NT kernel based o/s.

I own two of these and they both run flawlessly. I’m looking for information about upgrading to 96mbit although I probably won’t bother and looking for SWC DX 96 BIOS before I swap out the chip. SWC DX 96 BIOS is not compatible with the SWC DX 94 and I notice that my SWC DX 95 has a different PCB and different circuitry inside so I am guessing there is a possibility that the SWC DX 96 BIOS might work with it.

Hello Geoffrey.

I’m interested in your conversion.
Was it an easy fix?
I also have a Wildcard DX and think it’s a good idea to play from usb stick.

Greetings,
Toine.