Pci universal serial bus driver for 98

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Hi, can anyone help/Tell me where to get the pci universal serial bus driver for 98se as no matter what i try it will not load from the 98se disk please

Reply to charlieC

Install all Windows updates, then update your chipset drivers... the USB drivers will be included in those.

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Reply to Zoron

If you Usb outputs are created by a card added on the Pci (could you tell us?), you won't find the driver in W98 nor any update - especially if you have Usb 2.0 outputs - nor the chipset driver. You need drivers supplied by the card's manufacturer.

Sources then:
- A Cdrom delivered together with the card
- The card's manufacturer website
- The chip's manufacturer's website
- Websites specialized for drivers.

If looking on the Web, you'll need to know the name of the card, or better, of the chip.

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