No. Floppy by definition is not hard. An HDD is a hard platter upon which a coating of oxide material is placed so that magnetic fields of bits (1's, & 0's) are encoded .
A floppy disc is a flexible mylar platter that is coated by the same metal-oxide material .
Of the following: ide,fdd,scsi,eide the "FDD" stands for "floppy disk drive", and is not a hard drive.
HDD stands for Hard Disk Drive... FDD stands for Floppy Disk Drive...
FDD cable is for floppy disk drive (FDD).
FDD means floppy disk drive,....., it also means Feature Driven Developement in terms of UML.
Do you mean "1.44MB 3.5 inch FDD"? This means a floppy disk drive (FDD) for disks which are 3.5" wide and have a maximum storage capacity of 1.44 megabytes.
FDD is an acronym for Floppy Disk Drive. For a short time, external floppy drives were available with special-purpose connectors. This was quickly superseded by USB ports.
FDD (Floppy Disk Drive) headers are used for floppy disk drives. In all likelyhood, you won't be using them. IDE headers are used for CD/DVD drives and older hard drives, and SATA ports are used for newer hard drives. As far as USB ports *on* the motherboard? You mean the ones on the back? Those are just for peripherals.
Backup is anything by which you can produce redundancy.. You can either copy data to FDD, HDD, CD or anywhere else..
If you put floppy disks in it, its called a floppy disk drive (FDD), if you put CDs/DVDs in it its called a CD/DVD drive
fdd is a floppy disk controller. this is you will hoke it up
Connecting a floppy Drive in a Desktop ComputerYou should connect the 4-Pin 12 Volt non-molex Connector from the power supply to the power input of the Floppy Disk Drive, also the IDE ribbon cable from the FDD output on the Main-board to the FDD input on the Floppy Disk Drive, with the pink stripe on the outside of the FDD Input & Output sockets, it is important to make sure you are grounded to the case whilst doing this with the PC Power Cord plugged in but switched off
a cable from the power supply to the Berg power connector on the FDD a cable from the 20-pin ATX power connector socket on the motherboard to the Berg power connector on the FDD