I have a motherboard that's not able to copy 1.44mb floppy disk files right, sometimes it will copy a file or two but then throw an error of "sector not found reading drive A, Abort, Retry, Ignore, Fail?" if I cancel with "F" to stop the retry loop it says "Fail on INT 24 - (file name)". I have tried about 10 working disk drives and used Windows 10 with a USB floppy drive to chkdsk A: /R for bad disks and the disks I'm using all pass as good so no bad clusters. I only have this problem with this board and when I flip the board over someone has soldered a resistor bank to the secondary IDE with a wire that goes to the 5 pin resistor bank above the primary IDE on the top side of the board so could this hack/repair be causing the floppy drives to fail? The motherboard is a "CPI/I-P54SP4 Rev 1.4" I'm using a Pentium-S 90MHz PCPU3V90 CPU and I'm completely able to use the motherboard with a video card, ram and hard drive its just this floppy drive problem that's stopping it from being a full working system. The Bios has the 1.44mb drive enabled as "A".