Browse the list below to find the driver that meets your needs. The problem is, since this computer is 20+ years old, it only works with USB 1.1. Windows 98 Second Edition 98SE USB flash drives. However, there is no guarantee that those will work with your specific USB device. The system is freshly installed Windows 98 SE + drivers + SE SP 2.0 RC3 + NUSB2.2, motherboard is i845 chipset with ICH-4 southbridge. It also upgraded to find the Add New Hardware Wizard window. Windows 98 Second Edition did not ship with the WinG API or RealPlayer 4.0 unlike the original release of Windows 98, both of these being superseded by DirectX and Windows Media Player.

Plug & 750MB hence the folders/files in the 3. Very convenient, but without USB 2.0 it can be quite.

So it should work with any USB flash device, portable hard drive. Driver for USB Mass Storage devices for Windows 98 This driver. It continues to say that it can't locate a driver for it. Kingston memory cards come in a variety of speeds and capacities to meet your individual needs and budget. There was a CD lying around with Windows 98 SE on it, though the CD is very old so I can't really install from it. PC CARD to USB 2.0 devices on the market drivers can be a little hard to find.

Version is the original version of Windows 98 98FE Version is Windows 98 Second Edition 98SE Windows 98FE USB Mass Storage Device Drivers These drivers offer generic USB mass storage support for the original release of Windows 98, sometimes called Windows 98 First Edition, or 98FE.

IIRC, USB storage was only supported starting with Windows 98 Second Edition, but even that would likely be hit or miss.

How to Install a USB Flash Drive on Windows 98.

I ran across this a while ago but I'd forgotten to post it.

Windows 98 SE could be obtained as retail upgrade and full version packages, as well as OEM and a Second Edition Updates Disc for existing Windows 98 users.

Meet your specific location and budget.

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