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by thechas
Some Ideas to check:
If this is a W98 and not a W98SE system, installing the W98 service pack can help.
Check for updated USB drivers for your system / motherboard.
If a name brand system, start with the manufacture.
If not a name brand, either download and run the Free Belarc Adviser (www.belarc.com) or use the motherboard ID tools from either www.wimsbios.com
or www.motherboards.org
to identify the motherboard / chip-set.
Both sites have links to most motherboard manufactures.
You might also want to check if the PC mfg has a BIOS update that improves USB performance.
If the scanner is USB 2.0 compliant, you may be best off to install a PCI USB 2.0 card, and disable the on-board USB ports.
Your motherboard may not provide enough power on the USB lines for the scanner. Try using a powered USB hub between the PC and the scanner.
Chas
by greg.gotcher
by joseph moore
Go to the following link to get the most updated driver for this scanner:
It is probably just a driver conflict with Win98.
hope this helps
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