The Acrosser AR-B1479-V1.22 Industrial Motherboard is an industrial-grade embedded board designed for reliable performance. However, a known issue affects its functionality when running Windows 95, particularly concerning floppy disk operations. This problem stems from a bug in the Consumer II CPU (C4 version), which disrupts floppy drive compatibility. Until a revised CPU (C5 version) becomes available, users must implement workarounds to ensure proper operation.

The C4 version of the CPU in the AR-B1479-V1.22 Acrosser Industrial computer motherboard causes the floppy drive to malfunction under Windows 95. Although ST, the original manufacturer, plans to release a fixed C5 version, production is delayed until at least October. Since the C4 version remains the only available option, Acrosser has temporarily adopted a "no support" stance for this specific issue. Users must rely on alternative solutions to maintain system functionality.

For systems like the AR-B1479-V1.22 Acrosser PDF that require Windows 95, an additional step is necessary to enable floppy drive support. After installing the OS, users must manually install the floppy driver to ensure proper device recognition. This extra configuration compensates for the CPU bug and allows the floppy drive to function as intended.

Until the C5 CPU revision is widely available, users of the Acrosser AR-B1479-V1.22 should follow the outlined workaround to mitigate floppy drive issues. Acrosser advises customers to monitor updates regarding the C5 version’s release. In the meantime, the temporary "no support" policy remains in place, emphasizing self-troubleshooting for affected systems. The Acrosser Industrial Grade Motherboard AR-B1479-V1.22 remains a robust solution, provided users implement the necessary adjustments.