Muvo C100 Win98 Driv

Well.. I've lost my installation disk... And i have every single install i could find to try to install my Muvo C00 Sport on my computer. I run Windows 98se by the way... I've looked everywhere.. I have the firmware and all of that, but nothing will install because there's no drivers installed... So, i'm wondering where can i get them?I've read all around.. Maybe i didn't look hard enough, if i didn't, i apologize for this post... But i found nothing at all here about it. There was a few things i saw that looked helpful.. But they turned out to be little more than what i've been seeing everywhere for the last month and a half.
Any help at all would be great.. Thanks.
Again, if i broke any rules or didn't look around hard enough, i apologize for this post... But after a month and a half of not being able to figure this out, i'm getting a little aggrivated.
Again, thanks.

mwesth wrote:
I have the original cd.. PM me with your e-mail adress, and I will mail the drivers to you (approx. 2 Mb). I cannot find win98 drivers for the c00 anywhere on Creatives website either... I hope this is being read by someone who can fix this !
mwesth:
Why not post a copy of the drivers to a drivers website and then post the link here. Then anyone who needs them will be able to get a copy without you having to keep emailing them.
PB

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