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by ann777
Boot into safe mode and uninstall all of them (it'll probably appear multiple times in safe mode). Then shutdown and boot normally.
Connect the USB device and it should ask for the drivers then. Follow the prompts and you should be fine thereafter.
by bschmidt
The same happened to me last weekend as a matter of fact. I caught the Koko virus (still scratching my head on how I can get a virus that's almost 10 years old). Once I got everything cleaned, windows was a mess so I reinstalled and *fatal mistake* ran Windows Update to get the most updated software. After the update, I lost my soundcard, keyboard, and USB Root Hub. The keyboard reinstalled with no problem, but the soundcard and USB would not. (every time I rebooted it lost the reinstall) I uninstalled the update to Windows, reinstalled the drivers and everything went fine.
MORAL: Did you run Windows Update lately? If so, uninstall it and try reinstalling the drivers.
by rezrider
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by thechas
For W98, you need to install the drivers for the chip-set on the motherboard.
If this is a name brand system, you should be able to download the drivers from the manufacture.
Otherwise, download the drivers from the motherboard or chip-set manufacture.
Chas
by rezrider
This is good to know for the future but it did not help in this case.
by choppit
by rezrider
This is also good to know but in this case it was usb 1. Thanks
by rezrider
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