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Choose which drive bay you want to install the drive to and remove the face plate off of that bay. It’s not really important which bay you use. I generally place it lower on the case face because that’s where it’s always been for me. If you’re installing a zip or CD/DVD drive simply pick the bay you wish. I have both a floppy and CD/DVD drive as I use both mediums to transport data.

Do you know why it’s called a floppy?

It is called floppy because it flops if you wave it. Seriously, do you remember the old 5 ? disks and how if you flailed them around they would almost bend double.

Now

Choose which drive bay you want to install the drive to and remove the face plate off of that bay. It’s not really important which bay you use. I generally place it lower on the case face because that’s where it’s always been for me. If you’re installing a zip or CD/DVD drive simply pick the bay you wish. I have both a floppy and CD/DVD drive as I use both mediums to transport data.

Do you know why it’s called a floppy?

It is called floppy because it flops if you wave it. Seriously, do you remember the old 5 ? disks and how if you flailed them around they would almost bend double.

No

place it lower on the case face because that’s where it’s always been for me. If you’re installing a zip or CD/DVD drive simply pick the bay you wish. I have both a floppy and CD/DVD drive as I use both mediums to transport data.

Do you know why it’s called a floppy?

It is called floppy because it flops if you wave it. Seriously, do you remember the old 5 ? disks and how if you flailed them around they would almost bend double.

No

both a floppy and CD/DVD drive as I use both mediums to transport data.

Do you know why it’s called a floppy?

It is called floppy because it flops if you wave it. Seriously, do you remember the old 5 ? disks and how if you flailed them around they would almost bend double.

No

because it flops if you wave it. Seriously, do you remember the old 5 ? disks and how if you flailed them around they would almost bend double.

Now, slide the drive into the bay from the front. If your particular case has a drive rack, then you may need to remove the rack from the system and then screw the drive into the rack separately from the actual case. Otherwise, screw the drive into the case itself. Before doing so, make sure the front of the drive is flush with the front of the PC.

If you are using brackets to hold the drive in place, secure them now. You may need to temporarily disconnect the cables. Once in, tighten the drive in place. Double-check the connections, also checking the connections for other drives to make sure you didn't bump one out of pla