What is the big difference.......
This is a discussion about What is the big difference....... in the Windows Hardware category; I am sorry and I hope that this doesn't start a huge post session but I am trying to get to the bottom of this in order to help others with similar problems. What is so different with NT5 usb support and Win98 usb? There can't be that much difference as the protocols should be identical.
I am sorry and I hope that this doesn't start a huge post session but I am trying to get to the bottom of this in order to help others with similar problems. What is so different with NT5 usb support and Win98 usb? There can't be that much difference as the protocols should be identical. I want to re-write my drivers to make them work with Win2k. I don't have any problems with the standard hub, Win2k accepts that just fine and probably works with every readers system...but the MSD adapter (scsi to usb) is driving me insane. Specifically it is the shuttle usb adapter. It sees the driver, knows what it is but says that it isn't specifically written for Win2k.(even after rewriting the darned thing) Any help would be appreciated.
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Write your driver to the WDM (Windows Driver Model) spec, or
You've missed changing a compiler flag - IIRC the OSVER flag, but don't quote me.
Write your driver to the WDM (Windows Driver Model) spec, or
You've missed changing a compiler flag - IIRC the OSVER flag, but don't quote me.

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Thanks....:-)