I have a TEAC USB 3.5" floppy drive on windows 7 unit and it works just fine. It was just plug and play, windows 7 found the correct driver and I now have copied about 200 old floppies that I found in storage. I was surprised that not one of the floppies, though some are really old, had any problem being read by the TEAC and copying to flash drive for editing and then to CD. I think I will leave them on flash drive as well. I go mine from Amazon and I think it was about $12.00 with shipping of about $6.00. Since it came from another place it could not be bundled by Amazon for free shipping. Ordered on a Saturday and got it on a Thursday. Bat-a-Bing...it does the job. Oh, and it writes to the floppies as well, so I will move a bunch of "junk" files to Floppy just to free up Hard drive space.
