I am mostly on Linux now. Fortunately I keep a (somewhat current) Win 10 device (ironically happens to be UEFI only), and use that for programs such as SpinRite. I was having issues getting USB devices to boot (but the "Booting SpinRite (Plan B)" tip worked!), as well as issues with burning ISOs to optical disks (probably fixed with the 4th program or so). So I used my registered copy of SpinRite to create a floppy disk for the relatively old ThinkPad running Win 98 with a floppy drive. SpinRite worked 
The floppy also works in a headless tower (that works with both IDE & SATA) I have running SpinRite on drives I took out of a Drobo that was having problems. Although the many TB of data will take longer, it's getting through it.
Thanks for having the ability to create floppy disks, and looking forward to the future development.
The floppy also works in a headless tower (that works with both IDE & SATA) I have running SpinRite on drives I took out of a Drobo that was having problems. Although the many TB of data will take longer, it's getting through it.
Thanks for having the ability to create floppy disks, and looking forward to the future development.
