Windows 98 SE dosen't seem to recognize it.
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you will have to download drivers.  Jump drives were not around in the days of 98 (at least not yet retail).  Therefore, there were no drivers included with the operating system as there are now.  Visiting the links in the above answers should take you directly to the website for download.  Good luck.
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Why would you want to go back to Windows 98???\nIt is junk compare to XP.
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DUDE YOU TOO?? I Work for a computer repair company, and this is almost an on going problem. What you need to do, is get a windows activation hack, what this does, is pach the activation, NOW, normally I would not even say this, but if you have a legit serial number, then this is cool. it just makes the system think windows ok'd you.  Its call windows xp activation hack 2.0 you can find it on limewire. GOOD LUCK.
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Sooo many Questions to ask of you and not enough space to ask.  For the most part your question contains the essence of the answer but not the information necessary to assist you fully.  Your main problem is you are still using windows 98, if you "don't care for XP" then at least upgrade to 2000, its still supported and looks and feels pretty much the same as 98, plus since every other MS operating system from 2000 on is running on the NT system, you'll find it easier to troubleshoot, keeps secure, and keep running.  The error of BFF or Dfff is a Unicode file usually related to Visual Basic files and comes up as critical error codes related to memory.\n\nTo try to resolve this issue you can try increasing your virtual memory, run a memory diagnostic tool (Microsoft has one at http://oca.microsoft.com/en/windiag.asp) , or reinstall the Operating system.\nWindows 98 was (and still is) notorious for having a series of BSOD's (Blue Screen Of Death) for various reasons, usually whenever you ran an update for a system critical file/program or installed a 3rd party hardware/software configuration not created for windows 98, or just because its windows 98 and doesn't really like to be reconfigured in anyway.\n\nBest advice to give you: upgrade the operating system\nBarring that: search around for a memory scan (some you'll need to save to floppy, some run online, and others run through the windows GUI)
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Are you running windows 98 or ME?  If so then I would suggest upgrading to 2000 or xp.  If not, then look on microsofts support site.  just type in "excemption to mfc42.dll" and something should show up.  You could also call microsoft support for more help.
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Well, it appears that it more than likely has to do with either the Windows Installer version or account permissions on the folder where the .msi (Windows Installer) file is located. Please check the reference link that I have supplied. It explains the problem, and provides a way or two to fix it. =)
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well seems u have done everything, almost. here is something u can try. if u have a winxp cd, try sfc/scan now
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key in Adobe Reader with Google. Then find the site that supports Windows 98.
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Most everything that runs on xp will also run on 98. It's when you get back to win95 that you start having problems.
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I think that your drive is not detected by 98 and Me because it has NTFS file system which is not supported by these operating systems. As for WinXP I recommend you to check the drivers of you flash disk maybe they are not installed?
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You can put it in your windows&#92;system32 directory and see if that helps.
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firstly check your f(function keys) for dirt or something jamming the f8 key(it happens)\n           if this is not the problem try this,the next time it boots up in safe mode,select last good configuration and return,this will return it to the state it was before this safe mode problem arose\n        try typing msconfig in run command and this will launch the configuration utility,press the start up tab and uncheck all the programs that you dont need on start up,dont worry these dont delete the programs,just the start up items\n      there is spyware and viruses on win 98 that cause these kind of problems so running all security scans will not go a miss\n      lastly,as a old 98 user(i still have the disc),i would really lay it to rest as you probally know that microsoft have stoped doing updates for 98,so you are leaving yourself wide open to hackers,they love 98 users,as it is so easy to use them as zombie p.cs(p.cs that are controlled by external sources)\n      its a shame really as 98 was and is a good operating system,but security flaws has made it to unsafe\n      visit http://www.dabs.com/productlist.aspx?&NavigationKey=11168&NavigationKey=4294959492&NavigationKey=4294958989&CategorySelectedId=11168&PageMode=1,and get a great deal on windows xp home with service pack 2 ,you will also be able to get some great free add-ons from microsoft like windows defender and media player 11\n           good luck
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i had the same problem ethier delete what you dont need or buy a new computer or download your windows again or it might be less then that you have windows 98 and you should have windows xp
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If you are running a windows 98 system, that can happen. It is a glitch and cannot be stopped.
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you have to install the correct driver for ur display card.. for that check the system properties and find out the display card u are using. Get the driver for that card for windows 98 SE and install it. \n\nFirst find out your card
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My guess is that you need to upgrade to Windows XP
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I would suggest taking out your OS installation CD (the CD that you used to install Windows 98 on your computer with) and just reinstall your computer.