How to Make USB Work On Windows NT 4.0

[pokeboy3124]

This file, provided by Dell, is supposed to make USB work on Windows NT 4 systems. According to another forum, it worked, but since USB support in Windows NT 4 is not official, this should be treated with some caution. OldOs.org cannot be responsible for any damage done to your computer/data as a result of using this file.

*for all*
Head over to http://files.oldos.org/files/updates/winntusb.exe and download the exe file (if you have networking in Nt 4 do it in the VM).

*extra steps if you did not download if you did not download in VM*
VMWare: Drag the file in on to desktop of VM.
Virtualbox & VirtualPC: Download ImgBurn from http://download.imgburn.com/SetupImgBurn_2.5.0.0.exe , install it, then create an iso that has the file added in, and then mount it in the VM. Open up the the CD ROM drive in VM.

*for all*
Double click the EXE File. Then just follow the on screen instructions.

VM stands for Virtual Machine

[giantsteen]

Thanks!! I have been looking all over for something like this, and I have finally found something that works!!

[The Distractor]

I've tried this on my test box, and Hydra 307, and it doesn't work.

[Pwned]

Oh guys, why use these POOR APPS??
This is the NT4 USB application, that always worked for me:
ftp://ftp1.digi.com/support/driver/i4usb406.exe