Is is possible to use USB devices with Windows NT?

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I wish to connect a USB Flash Thumb drive to an NT box
which has USB ports, but the Operating System doesn't seem
to support it? Is this the case? Or is there any upgrade
you can do?

Thaanks.

Dizzy
 
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The OS doesn't support USB but there are third party applications
that have gotten this to work.

"USB?" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I wish to connect a USB Flash Thumb drive to an NT box
> which has USB ports, but the Operating System doesn't seem
> to support it? Is this the case? Or is there any upgrade
> you can do?
>
> Thaanks.
>
> Dizzy
 
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsnt.misc (More info?)

did you got any reply for your question, i am also having
the same prob. if you got any reply pls help me
thanks
anas
>-----Original Message-----
>I wish to connect a USB Flash Thumb drive to an NT box
>which has USB ports, but the Operating System doesn't
seem
>to support it? Is this the case? Or is there any
upgrade
>you can do?
>
>Thaanks.
>
>Dizzy
>.
>
 
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsnt.misc (More info?)

Hi,

Repeating my standard reply:

Your memory key device should be able to be used under NT4.0

Have a look at this website page:

http://nt4ref.zcm.com.au/usb.htm

Part way down the page you will see a reference to USB support drivers being
written by a person (his Net name is WoodHead) in the People's Republic of China
(PRC). I believe his code may assist you in what you are trying to do. Let us
know here in the newsgroup if you have some success.

Calvin.
 
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