Windows 7: USB Floppy Drive not working in Win7 Home x64

If someone will look at post right before this one I replied to, I'm having same issues with EXACT same
external floppy drive.
I have 1.44 HD discs. Can't figure it out.
Please help me.
I would list all the issues, yet their the same that bioNuke had. please someone, help me

No No No. Please just post your problem here the best way you know how. Also give us the brand and serial # of the floppy drive/CD drive/DVD drive you are having the problem with.
A laptop with a floppy drive is some what interesting.

+1 on that ^

You see, the way I view Sevenforums the post right before yours is "2560 x 1600 Monitors why are they so expensive."

My apologies. LOL. I didn't realize some have other threads in their list.

I have the SAME ISSUES this user listed in this thread: USB Floppy Drive not working in Win7 Ultimate x64

I have the same model floppy drive. He solved his, yet I have 1.44 HD discs and they keep needing to be formatted.

Pic of drive is attached. I have Windows Home x64.

My device manager sees the device under Floppy Drives. It shows under my computer. It tries to read the discs but said they need formatted. I can't format them since I will lose the information, pics that I purchased this for to burn them to a CDR and eventually an External HDD.
On some discs, that I knew information would be okay to lose, I chose to format, It stated it was not able to.
I'm at a loss. When I bought this, it said it would work with Windows 7, now I'm not so sure.

Any other information needed let me know. I put all my specs when registered.

Is the information on the floppy NTSF?
Did you install the drivers?

Yes. It installed plug and play, but i used the CD that came with it to install correct drivers,
The pic is bottom of floppy drive.
I've tried HD 1.44 diskettes and the 720KB ones.
I saw on a post where the user had same problems, they were fixed when he used 1.44mb disks. That's basically all I have my saved data on.

Acer Aspire, Windows 7 Home x64

TRy plugging the drive into a different USB port. If that doesn't work, if you know someone with a PC running Win 7 try the floppy drive in their PC. You shouldn't need to install any drivers in a Win 7 PC!