Memory stick driver win98

Can anyone help me out with this??? Campcreek29 2 Bronze. I just purchased a new Inspiron I also have an Inspiron that has Win98 on it. I'm just thinking if I did that then maybe I wouldn't have to worry about getting that Win98 memory key driver to work because I'm having the same trouble as others here are getting it to work.

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You can use it to span the executable install file to several floppies. You should be able to copy WinRar to a floppy and install it on Copy WinRar to a floppy disk and install it on the Win98 System. Install it on the NoteBook as well. Right mouse click on the???. In Split to volumes, bytes, select 3. Now you have an option to create a self extracting Archive, you don't need to do this if you have installed WinRar to Win When you have made your selections click OK and it will create the spanned volume set for you.

Copy each individual file to a floppy and copy it to a folder on the Win98 System. When you have a copy of all of the files on the Win98 System right click on the first Archive and select extract or double click on the file if you created a self extracting set.

This will rebuild the USB. Install the drivers and you should be able to use your USB stick. Just remember that you will need a bit of space to extract them to. Would you please provide me with procedure details to achieve this objective. Thank you. You will need to look around for a suitable Network card for the Win98 System if it hasn't already got one. Make sure that you get the Drivers for it and it has to be compatable with Win Your local corner Tech should have one lying around or you may be able to pick one up from the markets.

Currently if you have to buy things Blank DVD;s are considerably cheaper than floppies and a lot easier to obtain. If you have any comments or questions make sure to post them down below. Good luck in your retro endeavors! Question 5 months ago on Step 1. Hello Chris. Dell Latitude D I made all the procedure, after the installation, when Restarting the computer, got a "blue" "A fatal exception 0E Thanks, this is useful. No mention of the Win 98 version on the download page. I have an old computer with Win 98 SE and it would be handy to be able to use a usb flash drive.

Reply 11 months ago. His demo of USB crashed the Win98 computer. Just another embarrassing moment in personal computer history By Chris Ray Follow. More by the author:. About: I love programming, 3d printing, and electrical design.

I am about to start my 1st year at PennState. More About Chris Ray ». First of all, why would you need USB support? Or even a 98 machine for that reason? The reasons for using W98 vary from person to person but some of the most common reasons are: Retro Gaming Programs that only work on 98 Working with floppies and ATA drives Nostalgia So, without further ado, let's jump into it!