I have a Win98SE w/500mCPU, 250mRam, 40GHD at 25%full.

I've installed 2 USB to IDE cases containing Hard drives - They work OK.

I purchased 2 - USB to IDE cable adapters, (both from China but different manufactures), neither one will be recognized by 98SE but both work on a frends XP. It seems to the drivers? XP doesn't need any.

Does anyone know of a driver that has worked on a 98SE machine?

Where can I get one? Thanks

Tom

Edited June 20, 200521 yr by TomPaul

WinXP and Win2k usually have built-in drivers. Win98 will need drivers, they should be included on the CD that came with the adapter.

yes...you can either check the Manufactures site of the Harddrive...or the Adapter..or have a look here for genertic enclosure usb driver.

http://www.usbnews.net/news/drivers%20for%...0enclosures.htm

or search goggle with 'usb to ide drivers' or 'usb drivers for win 98'

Usually win98 drivers are "customized" on the device.

Please post the EXACT make/brand whatever information you have on the manufacturer and/or WHERE you bought it.

Or you can try "randomly" these:

http://www.cablestogo.com/help/ctg_drivers.asp

http://www.argosy.com.tw/techsupport/usb11.htm

(just search on google for "USB to IDE" drivers)

jaclaz