I have a brand 2 GB Kingston flash drive. Instructions say upon plug in USB windows will give instructions. All I get is an empty window stating Kingston File F but what do I do with it?

Theoretically, you can't format a more than 32 GB drive with FAT/FAT32 file system. In your case you have to choose the NTFS file system to format your 64 GB USB flash drive. However, if you really need to format it with FAT32, you got to use the command line or a third party tool. Hope this is going to help you.

Hello,
Download the driver and install it.
http://www.technical-assistance.co.uk/kb/usbmsd98.php





Installing the drivers Before installing the drivers, it is important to know that there are 2 main versions of Windows 98, and they both handle USB differently. You must install the appropriate version of the drivers dependent upon your version of Windows 98. In order to determine your Windows version, please do the following:

• Right click on My Computer and select Properties
• On the System Properties page that opens up click on the General tab, if it is not already on that page.
• Under the System heading, look for the version number (see right)
• Version 4.10.1998 is the original version of Windows 98 (98FE)
• Version 4.10.2222 is Windows 98 Second Edition (98SE)
• Click the link below for the download and installation instructions for your version of Windows 98
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http://www.technical-assistance.co.uk/kb/win98fe-usb-mass-storage-drivers.php

http://www.technical-assistance.co.uk/kb/win98se-usb-mass-storage-drivers.php

The memory stick becomes another drive, when plugged into the USB port. Some sticks have a write protect, which is a teeny tiny switch. If the switch is in the protect position, you can read but not write any data to the drive. Often the drive will be listed after all of your camera card ports.
To view the drive press and hold the Windows key and press the letter E. and then release both. The available drives should show up there.

Nothing special instructions that you need to use this. Just plug it in the available free USB slots on your computer. Once the hardware is detected by the OS (in case of Windows, it automatically installs the necessary drivers), it maps the USB with a drive letter. Also it may open up a Popup window to Explore the contents of the same.

Let me know, if it this doesn't help. I'll try to give you more detailed instructions.

Hi. Acually sir your usb flash drive is a plug and play device. Just plug it in on your computer and it should automatically be detected by your computer if you're using Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7. If you're pertaining to the Windows 98 driver you can download the driver on this link http://www.kingston.com/support/USBFLASHDRIVES/downloads/default.asp?s=DTI_HS , just click the DTI.EXE then it will let you download the driver for your usb. Goodluck!

there is absolutely no problem in your pc .
your pen drive is faulty.

2gb kingston pen drive showing capicity only 4 mb so pls provide the solution

See here:


Brother: MFC-665CW: Downloads: Others

If you also need to change settings after installing software read here

Note: the model is quite old, drivers for newer Windows versions may not be available.

For example this is download for 98/ME :
Brother: MFC-665CW: Downloads: Drivers: United States

Here instead is driver for Windows XP

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The people at your local computer shop are wrong but, Windows 98 should at least recognize the USB thumb-drive and ask for drivers.
I would remove all the USB Controllers from within Device Manager and restart; allow Windows upon restart to reload the USB Controllers; then plug in the drive and see if Windows at least recognizes and then install drivers.
It seems only the DTI/XX, KUSBDTE/XX, and DTII/XX support Windows 98.