Flame10
26th April 2004, 17:18
Is it possible to use USB flash drive or Pen drive on Windows NT 4.0.
I know that Win NT doesn't natively support USB, but there are some legacy drivers which supports proprietary hardware like Iomega/M-System etc.
Is there anything I can do to run my LG M-Disk 128MB USB drive to copy files from NT.
Microsoft has officially removed all support for NT. So no point in trying their support. Its declared by them that USB support is available only in 98 or above [Me, 2000, XP, 2003 etc].
I'm talking about my office PCs where I can't take the decision about the OS, so I'm stuck with NT for the near future.
I'm looking for some software driver like BSquare which can emulate USB support even for NT.
Any help will be appreciated.
I know that Win NT doesn't natively support USB, but there are some legacy drivers which supports proprietary hardware like Iomega/M-System etc.
Is there anything I can do to run my LG M-Disk 128MB USB drive to copy files from NT.
Microsoft has officially removed all support for NT. So no point in trying their support. Its declared by them that USB support is available only in 98 or above [Me, 2000, XP, 2003 etc].
I'm talking about my office PCs where I can't take the decision about the OS, so I'm stuck with NT for the near future.
I'm looking for some software driver like BSquare which can emulate USB support even for NT.
Any help will be appreciated.