Irena, up til fairly recently there wouldn't have been a problem running large memory keys on W98 - almost anything would run provided that there were drivers available.

However, we're now into a period where W98 drivers aren't being written for most newer devices.  It would pay to ask the memory stick vendor if W98 drivers were on hand. 

Ian Porter
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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Irena Thomas 
  Subject: [PCBUILD] memory key


  Hi All,

  64 Mb memory key works well both on windows 98SE and win XP computers,
  while 128 Mb memory key works only on win XP. The machine with win98SE has
  USB 2.0 port and a special driver for memory key installed from
  http://www.memorykeytools.com/win98.asp

  Is it possible to have a bigger memory key recognized on a computer with
  windows 98SE ?

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