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PCI-USB2 card for Windows 98SE?



 
 
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Old December 15th 04, 12:12 AM
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Default PCI-USB2 card for Windows 98SE?

Has anyone gotten any PCI-USB2 card to actually work for WINDOWS 98SE?
I have one from NEWEGG (UC-160, from China) that works well on windows
2000 and windows XP, but, it will not install on windows 98SE, and
there is no *.inf file on the CD. The book says that windows 98SE will
use "base5.cab" from the windows 98SE CD, but the installation process
will not accept that file - it keeps asking for a *.inf file. Does
anyone know how to get windows 98SE to use base5.cab when it is needing
a driver? Thanks, littleberry

 




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