As a tie-in to my previous episode about Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs, I thought I hit a dead end! At least until a viewer pointed me toward the Universal ATA driver. In this quick patch-up session, I revisit the install process, swap some RAM, and get FLP running smoothly (well, sort of). Thanks again to the community for the tip that saved the day! 🔔 Subscribe for more retro hardware adventures! Want to join THE PHINTAGE SUPPORTERS or THE PHINTAGE ENTHUSIASTS community and get a mention in an upcoming video? Learn more here: @THEPHINTAGECOLLECTOR/join This video was made possible with support by: THE PHINTAGE ENTHUSIASTS: Alisha Manuela Stutz @alishamanuelastutz Christian Zerrahn @JARVIS1187 David Shell @TheMinocula Waseem al sammane @wsammane ZyeByteVT @ZyeByteVT THE PHINTAGE SUPPORTERS: HMK @hmichaelkraut7968 Jack Rosenthal @JackRosenthal1 Luke Granger-Brown @luke_gb Feldi @ddrcomputerwelt Matthew Veety @MatthewVeety MS-DOS Manfred @msdosm4nfred Steven Glogger @sglogger Tim Hull @hulltim2 xcalibur839 @xcalibur839 Z098 @Z098 Visit also THE PHINTAGE COLLECTOR website at for insights into my retro computer collection. Copyright @ 2025 THE PHINTAGE COLLECTOR, Gianpaolo Del Matto. All rights reserved. Individual Copyrights apply for referenced material (see links). Music composed by 🎶 Abdallah El-Ghannam | 🎶 rootkitty | ℹ️ Links: Previous Episode: Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs Universal ATA Driver for Windows: