In article nze6zYQT7gHB-pn2-et2TWZcCeHL6@localhost,
Mark Klebanoff wrote:
I bought the above mentioned drive last week, and downloaded the Win98
drivers (M20.zip) from PNY's website. I unzipped the file and ran the
.exe with no apparent problem. However, when I insert the flash drive,
W98 detects is and tries to find the drivers, but can't find anything
that is compatible. It calls ie a "USB 20X" drive.

The drive works fine under Win2000, WinXP and OS/2. Has anyone has
this problem with this drive? Any suggestions? I've tried pointing
the driver install to c:\program files\pny\attache 2.0 but it finds
nothing there of use. DOKHDC.INF (08/28/03), DOKUSB.INF (08/28/03),
MDOCUSB.SYS (08/28/03) , and MDOC.PDR (03/13/03) are in that
directory.


The "DOKxxx" file names strongly suggest that the flash drive is actually
a re-badged M-Systems DiskOnKey. I have used a couple of these on Win98
machines and each new hardware rev requires new drivers. Perhaps PMY's
doenloads do not actually correspond to the hardware you bought. I
agree with contacting PNY for new drivers. As a wild alternative, you
might try www.diskonkey.com.....