WINDOWS 98 USB FLASH DRIVE (FLASH DISK) DRIVER
It may be lame story of us, but when you ought to use windows 98 for some reason, this posting perhaps will help you. As we knew when we use Windows 98, it will not automatically detect your flash disk as usb mass storage, this is will be a problem, because Win98 has not built-up driver for USB FLASH DISK. So you must install the driver first.
PRAPARATIONS FOR THIS INSTALLATION
1. USB flash disk
2. This driver that you can download here.
OR here,
Or Here.
3. CD Win 98 (may be needed).
HOW TO INSTALL ?
When you worked in Win 98 of course USB Flash disk do not detect automatically like I said before, so you Back-up your Installation file that you have downloaded before, use Blank-CD to put on it - use blank-cd to back-up your file (usb flashdisk driver for win98). Plug your Flashdisk to your PC/notebook with win98 operating system - it will detect but will not recognize as flash disk... ignore it, Use CD driver to install Usb Driver for flashdisk, with double click setup.exe and.....untill done. Click OK...(unplug your FlashDisk and re plug it). Your installation has just been done. If everything is running well your flash disk will detect as REMOVABLEDISK, and it can be OPENED/ARCHIVE. For Win Xp/vista/Win 7 or Linux, usually not needed this driver.
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