I use LifeChat LX-3000 headset USB... but don't work with win98. The OS recognize the headset... install the drivers, but don't work. The microsoft says that only works on winxp (and Vista), but you can have it run on win98?

OK! I resolved:

Windows 98 Second Edition

* 1. Unplug the headset.

* 2. Reboot into Safe Mode

o a. Restart computer

o b. Press the F8 key while the computer is restarting (if Windows starts normally, try the above two steps again)

o c. From the Microsoft Windows Start Menu, select “Safe Mode”.

o d. Windows will boot into Safe Mode, loading only the most essential drivers. This mode is used for diagnostic and repair purposes.

* 3. From the Start menu, point to Settings, and then point to Control Panel.

* 4. From Control Panel, double-click on System.

* 5. Select the Device Manager tab.

* 6. Scroll down to the category labeled "Human Interface Devices".

* 7. If the "HID-compliant consumer control device" is listed, remove it.

* 8. If the "USB Human Interface Device" is listed, remove it.

* 9. Scroll down to the category labeled "Sound, Video and Game Controllers".

* 10. If the device labeled "USB Audio Device" is listed, remove it.

* 11. Scroll down to the category labeled “Universal Serial Bus Controllers”.

* 12. If the device labeled "Composite device" is listed, remove it.

* 13. Select the “USB Root Hub” and click “Remove”.

* 14. Select the “USB Host Controller” and click “Remove”.

* 15. Restart the computer. (Windows should reinstall the USB Root Hub and the USB Host

* 16. Controller shortly after restarting.)

* 17. Install the 1999 drivers.

Beside the USB Headset, does your system get the built in sound card?

No!