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From: Gabriel Knight on 18 Oct 2006 12:59
Hi , I have a "Super Flash Drive 128mb" USB drive but I cant locate a driver
for it to use on my win 98 SE machine I dont know any more than above it
dosnt need any drivers for win xp can anyone help?

Thanks
Shaun


From: charlie R on 18 Oct 2006 13:07
Shaun,

You'll need to go to the manufacturer's website to download drivers for
98Se. Look on the case for a brandname, and serial no., and type it in
Google search box.

charlie R


"Gabriel Knight" <fairmontxabc(a)bigpond.com> wrote in message
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: Hi , I have a "Super Flash Drive 128mb" USB drive but I cant locate a
driver
: for it to use on my win 98 SE machine I dont know any more than above
it
: dosnt need any drivers for win xp can anyone help?
:
: Thanks
: Shaun
:
:

From: Stuart Miller on 18 Oct 2006 14:37

"Gabriel Knight" <fairmontxabc(a)bigpond.com> wrote in message
news:c4tZg.49392$rP1.17418(a)news-server.bigpond.net.au...
> Hi , I have a "Super Flash Drive 128mb" USB drive but I cant locate a
> driver for it to use on my win 98 SE machine I dont know any more than
> above it dosnt need any drivers for win xp can anyone help?
>
> Thanks
> Shaun
I have had a few cases where I could not find the manufacturers driver,
which of course is the first choice.

I found that there are only a few different types of drives, regardless of
the great variety in product names.
Try all the ones you can find - sandisk, kingston, etc. Having the extra
drivers in you system should not cause a probem - they are only used when
needed. If you have only one drive, remove the drivers that don't work.

Remember that there a few drives which simply will not work in win98.

Stuart


From: mike on 18 Oct 2006 17:55
"Stuart Miller" <stuart_miller(a)shaw.ca> wrote in
news:3wuZg.161594$R63.98325(a)pd7urf1no:

>
> Remember that there a few drives which simply will not work in win98.
>
I think quite a lot these days.

I got caught buying one which was 2000/XP, because I assumed there'd be 98
drivers.

Fortunately I'd got it from Crucial, who gave me a refund even though it
was all my fault!

mike
From: Mary on 18 Oct 2006 23:11
"Gabriel Knight" <fairmontxabc(a)bigpond.com> wrote in message
news:c4tZg.49392$rP1.17418(a)news-server.bigpond.net.au...
> Hi , I have a "Super Flash Drive 128mb" USB drive but I cant locate a
driver
> for it to use on my win 98 SE machine I dont know any more than above
it
> dosnt need any drivers for win xp can anyone help?
>
> Thanks
> Shaun

I keep seeing messages here about Win 98 drivers especially Sandisk,
though may not be in above case.but whatever make it is just go to the
manufacturers website of your USB drive, and if you don't see the driver
you need, email them at the contact email address on their site. They
will help you get the drivers you need. I had to do that for a Sandisk
win 98 driver for Micro USB drive, and they emailed it to me. It wasn't
on their site.

Kate

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