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Mark Klebanoff
June 20th 04, 12:03 AM
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.
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Bert Kinney
June 20th 04, 01:58 AM
Hi Mark,

Could this be it?

From the PNY FAQ
http://www.pny.com/support/faqs/readtopic.asp?modelID=18&model=Attaché

Is my Attaché plug and play compatible in Windows 98/98SE?

Answer
No. You must first install the drivers before you plug the Attaché into the
USB port. If you've plugged the Attaché in prior to installing the drivers,
simply remove this device through the Add/Remove Hardware portion of the
Control Panel and start over again.

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Regards,
Bert Kinney [MS-MVP DTS]
http://dts-l.org/
How to Configure Outlook Express for Internet News:
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"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.

Mark Klebanoff
June 20th 04, 10:32 AM
Nope. I've already tried that a dozen times-- it still can't find the
drivers. That was the first place I looked.

On Sun, 20 Jun 2004 00:58:56 UTC, "Bert Kinney" >
wrote:

> Hi Mark,
>
> Could this be it?
>
> From the PNY FAQ
> http://www.pny.com/support/faqs/readtopic.asp?modelID=18&model=Attaché
>
> Is my Attaché plug and play compatible in Windows 98/98SE?
>
> Answer
> No. You must first install the drivers before you plug the Attaché into the
> USB port. If you've plugged the Attaché in prior to installing the drivers,
> simply remove this device through the Add/Remove Hardware portion of the
> Control Panel and start over again.
>


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Bert Kinney
June 20th 04, 04:19 PM
Hi Mark,

If you have not already, go through the steps in FAQ 7.
http://www.pny.com/support/faqs/readtopic.asp?modelID=18&model=Attaché

If this doesn't do it, I would suggest contacting PNY directly for support.

--
Regards,
Bert Kinney [MS-MVP DTS]
http://dts-l.org/
How to Configure Outlook Express for Internet News:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=171164

"Mark Klebanoff" wrote
> Nope. I've already tried that a dozen times-- it still can't find the
> drivers. That was the first place I looked.
>
> "Bert Kinney"
> > Hi Mark,
> >
> > Could this be it?
> >
> > From the PNY FAQ
> > http://www.pny.com/support/faqs/readtopic.asp?modelID=18&model=Attaché
> >
> > Is my Attaché plug and play compatible in Windows 98/98SE?
> >
> > Answer
> > No. You must first install the drivers before you plug the Attaché into
the
> > USB port. If you've plugged the Attaché in prior to installing the
drivers,
> > simply remove this device through the Add/Remove Hardware portion of the
> > Control Panel and start over again.

Mike S.
June 24th 04, 03:13 PM
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.....