Try these here. - Windows 98 USB Mass Storage Device Drivers

Thank you! This worked quite well. For the record, this is what I did exactly (for others who come to this topic for help):

Download the file and save to desktop > right click my computer > properties > device manager > remove all "unknown" and USB drive devices > run downloaded EXE > finish program > restart computer

*insert USB device (in this case the HP v100w 8GB)*

start > settings > control panel > add new hardware > next > next > select hard ware to install (in this case
the v100w) > next > finish > click reinstal driver > next > select "search for a better driver than the one your device is using now. (Recommended) > next > select all areas to search > pop up "Do you want to install and run 'C:\\WINDOWS\TEMP\direct.b1'?" answer yes > next > finish

Windows will then automatically find the USB device!

You're welcome. Glad they worked for you. I don't have any win 98 computers so I couldn't try them out myself to make sure they worked. Thanks for posting the installation procedure you used, I'm sure it may help someone else in the future with the same problem.

Hey Grav
this Is muddyMike,I have the same problem on on a Compaq that ia m running,though I am not going live I found the generic MS drivers will handle some jump but not the bigger bytes Hit& miss i guess let me know how you are doing though thanx MM

Thanx Zeno for that link MM

You're welcome.