Need driver for SD Card USB Drive for Windows 98

Hello

What version of Windows XP are you running? Your best bet is to have Windows XP Service Pack 3.

The issue is that the tablet will appear in Windows as a "storage device". The problem is that Windows XP will likely require a driver to understand that your tablet is a memory storage device.

It appears you have two options:

1. upgrade to Windows XP Service Pack 3, reboot the computer and then connect the tablet and see if the OS can recognize your device

2. remove the SD memory card from the tablet and, using a SD card reader on your PC (which you may need to purchase), insert the SD card into the card reader and use this method to transfer the files to the card. Return the card to your tablet.

It appears that Windows Vista, 7 and 8 will recognize your tablet automatically.

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• Put the memory card into an USB card reader and plug it into the USB port in your computer, then run the Recuva program.
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Sory to report - from Western Digital support site

Uses SES Drivers
7, Vista, XP
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Not Supported
Server 2008, Server 2003, 2000 Server, 2000, ME, 98SE, 98, 95
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Win 98 is not a supported OS, for that drive.

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Have you tried to format the card.
1.

Start up a computer with Windows XP, Vista, windows 7or Insert the SD card into an external memory card reader or into the computer's built in card reader. If it the first time a SD card has been inserted into the computer, Windows will recognize the SD card and automatically install drivers to read the memory card.

2Go to the computer view by clicking on the windows start menu icon in the bottom right corner of the computer. In Windows 7 and Vista click "Computer". In Windows XP click "My Computer"

3Right click on the SD drive under the computer heading. A dialog box with different options for the drive will appear. Click on "Format" to bring up the formatting dialog box.

4Select the type of formatting (also known as file system format). In Windows XP or Vista there are several choices including FAT, FAT 32, and NTFS. In Windows 7 there is an added choice called exFAT formatting. This is an improved FAT formatting type with improved meta data capabilities. Choose the formatting type, name if the drive if desired, check or uncheck the "quick format" option, and press the "Start" button. When the SD card format is complete Windows will provide a notification.
If you need further assistance please feel free to let me know. Thanks and have great day, Midwest-tek

Remove (or take to your local computer shop) the Win 98 hard drive from the computer.
Put this drive in an external USB drive enclosure.
Plug this enclosure into a Windows XP vintage computer.
Copy the data to this computer.

Save Win 98 drive for posterity!

Regards,
GuruTim

What Operating System is on your computer? Windows 98 and Windows 2000 sometimes will need the drivers for the external USB drive. Check with the drive's manufacturer to see if drivers are available for your Operating System. I know the Western Digital Passport will not work with Windows 98 and Western Digital has no intentions of writing drivers for the Operating System.

Might not be much of a help, but...

If you have an SD Card slot in your PC you should be able to remove the card from the camera and plug it straight into the laptop.

Cheers,

Freighter

hi,
if u hav xp(i m nt sure if only sp2 may b sp1 okie..)...then install wmp 10 ..try reconnecting device..
it shd be detected..u can see files to ad/remove.
If u dont see..then go to system->hardware tab->device manager->YP-U3 ->update driver..it should find it under MTP protocol.

cherrs
Yuvaraj, pune