If you have usb1.1 then NUSB 2.x (last I beleive 2.4) will be fine. Version3.x will add software for USB2 controller but if you have a mobo with that has that already installed then v2.4 again will be fine.

I only ever use version 2.4 irrespective of whether my mobo has usb 1.1 or 2.0.

You might also consider using the winME defragmenter.

The items I use are.

1. NUBS (it has detected all that I have thrown at it. Cameras, thumb drives, external HDs and USB hub on a Dell monitor)

2. WinME defragmenter

3. KernelEX (to allow you to run quite a few other progs made for XP)

4. RLoew's ram limitation patch (I dual boot 98se & XP with 2gb of ram)

other than that I have customised the desktops, icons, etc but all that is merely cosmetics

The other limitation as has been mentioned is the 137GB HD size. I overcome this by using a third party onboard Promise controller and hence do not have to rely on the 98SE drivers.

Good Luck

Edited April 10, 201115 yr by risk_reversal

With USB 1.1, the only advantage NUSB 3.3 has over 2.4 is the added support for USB floppies. If that's required, then NUSB 2.4 isn't enough. But NUSB 2.4 + IOSYS98, followed by updating by hand (= substituting) the USBSTOR.INF to the one in NUSB 3.3 (or one of the latter versions, available from the NUSB thread) is another way to add the required USB FDD support.