Well, since Windows 98 is really old (Microsoft stopped supporting it) and that plug and play was not really implemented, you should use the CD that came with the scanner and install the drivers. There is a possibility that if there was a CD, it won’t even work with Windows 98. Like I said, Microsoft stopped supporting it, you should upgrade to XP if you can afford it and if your computer can take it.
First you need a driver and set of programs for it. This will need to be 98 compatible, which nobody writes for any more as 98 is no longer supported. Second, if this is a USB connected scanner you should never connect it to the port before you run the installer. It will now be seen by the machine as existing, non-working hardware. When the installer asks for you to connect it, it may not be seen by the machine as new equipment, and may not load the driver.
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The five best and worst versions of Windows That got me pondering: Which versions of Windows have been great, and which have been dogs? Here's my list of the 5 best and 5 worst. 5. Windows 98 SE |
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FTC Appoints Cool Hacker as Chief Technologist If you aren't familiar with the case, Microsoft's attorney claimed it was impossible to remove the IE browser from Windows 98 without "impairing" the PC. |
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Windows 8: Don't believe the hype
After MS eased us from Windows 3 and into Windows 95 and then Windows 98, it looked as though the company had successfully delivered us into a modern
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Businesses tell Microsoft "We're done with XP"
But the total number of PCs in this group is likely to be very small, akin to the small proportion of Windows 2000 and even Windows 98 machines stubbornly
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Time, Money, & Fractions Grades 1-2 Black Friday 2010 Card 40 MB free disk space 2x CD-ROM drive. PC REQUIREMENTS Microsoft® Windows 95/98 or higher 24 MB RAM 640×480 16-bit Color Video 16-Bit Sound Card 4. |