Usb km2m Win 98se

I don't know if anyone is still using Win 98se on a km2m. But I got my usb key working on this combination the other day for the first time ever. I'm not sure why it worked this time, having refused countless times in the past. But I can recount the context.
I happened to insert the key just after doing a hotsync to a Palm Zire. (Which also happens to have problems, associated or not with usb I don't know.) There were, I realised later, two instances of Palm's hotsync in memory - it had crashed twice during operation.
Windows installed the usb drivers (which I had uninstalled as of no use) and, miracle, a 2-click on the icon showed the files on the thumb drive, no problem.
Since then, it's worked normally, without hotsync. But there's a pair of fingers crossed ..
jorex

Thanks for the replies.
> USB key's are regularly sold without software although this is required for Win98 operating system. Download drivers from the manufacturers website.
Done that, umpteen times
> Tell me the specific problem you have with the Palm Zire and I can maybe help with this.
Hotsync doesn't work when launched from the zire, only from the pc.
> Have you tried entering SafeMode, to
> 1 Have a look for (disturbing) superfluous instances of USB-devices?
> 2 Installing the mobo drivers for USB, esp. 2.0.
Yes, I've downloaded drivers from msi, from the usb key maker, I've cleaned up in safe mode .. countless times.
The point is that it's working now. No problem.
jorex

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