Select "search for a suitable driver">DESELECT ALL THE OPTIONS, uncheck floppy disk, CD Rom, Specify Location, and Microsoft Update>click next. And I dont think Windows 98 is supported in Hyper-V, and even if it was I wouldnt bother as the first time I ran Windows 7 in Hyper-V I wasnt happy with all of the limitations being my host is Windows 10. Right click on my computer> choose "manage">double click system tools>double click device manager>click on usb 2.0 hub, or whatever your system calls it.> go to the driver pane>update driver In fact these are placeholders with drivers that date back to 1999! (before USB 2.0) You may be fooled by the icons in your device manager that are titled "USB root hub" or USB Universal Host Controller.
#Windows 98 usb mouse install
There I found out that if you install Windows 2000, then SP4 USB 2.0 is possible, but not enabled.
(image 4) Technically you dont need a PS/2 mouse but its a lot easier to not have to tab around when installing the drivers. After the installation, however, you can switch to USB.
That got me researching on the microsoft website. Flash drive (image 3 is mine) Notes: You will be deleting USB drivers so you cant use a USB keyboard and mouse. Problem: Computer with no PS/2 or serial ports (Abit AT7 motherboard) is having another computers hard drive boot onto it, and learn its hardware (something only Win9x seems to be capable of, easily). I would also get occasional BSOD's with an error in UHCD.sys. It wouldnt pass midi in either direction, though my computer (and Sonar) could see it.
It seemed that it was a problem with the interface or the driver. The M4U by egosys or ESI they are calling themselves now. Well I just spent the last week agonizing over getting a midi interface to work.
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