I need to DMP FX100 Driv

Hello my friends!
I have got a Creative Digital MP3 Player FX20(no FM). But, I am not music uploading in the FX20. Because, My USB driver need to FX00.
System: Win98SE
Help me, please!Message Edited by FX20 on 2-7-200606:56 AM

Bir de T?rk?e izah edeyim.
Imdi Creative dedik; FX20 ald?k. Win 98 i?letim sistemli bilgisayar?m?zda kurulumu ger?ekle?tirdik. USB ba?lant? kablosunu takt?k ve olan oldu. USB s?r?c?s? FX00 istiyor. Drv_DMP.exe isimli kurulum dosyas?ndan FX20 i?in materyal ?karsa biz de a?z?m?z a?k FX00 s?r?c?s? arar?z. Sonra bir ?mit Creative'in sitesine u?ray?p yard?m arar?z; fakat T?rk?e sayfalara y?nlendirildi?imizi zannederken bir bakm?z ki bildi?in ecnebi forumu... Yar?m yamalak sorduk ama adamlar FX mefiks ?a?n? a?m? Zenlerle Muvolarla u?ra?yor. Yap?lcak bir ?ey yok. Bekliyoruz.

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