USB driver for Windows NT4
18 February 2006 by Snakefoot | Comment » | Trackback OffWindows NT 4.0 doesn't have native USB support, but with these free USB drivers it is possible to use USB-keyboard, -mice, -flash disk with that old horse of an operating system.
Note there exists hardware that can convert USB to PS/2, so if the problem is attaching an USB keyboard or mouse to a computer running NT4, then it can be solved by using a hardware converter instead of trying to enable USB on Windows NT.
Note these drivers are unsupported, so be careful when applying them to a mission critical system. More Info MS KB Q196661
- Dell have also created a set of USB drivers for NT4, which have been reported to be working well with many USB devices. The drivers can also be used even if not having a Dell computer.
Note there exists hardware that can convert USB to PS/2, so if the problem is attaching an USB keyboard or mouse to a computer running NT4, then it can be solved by using a hardware converter instead of trying to enable USB on Windows NT.
Note these drivers are unsupported, so be careful when applying them to a mission critical system. More Info MS KB Q196661
Updated: 3 July 2008