Utilities, Manuals, and Windows 98 SE Drivers

EasyDisks do not require drivers to function on Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003, Mac OS 9.0 or higher, or Linux Kernel 2.4x. However, Windows 98 SE does require the installation of drivers prior to use. The utilities and software can be installed and will function on Windows 98 Second Edition and later.

How To Read The File Matrix:

• Select the EasyDisk image below that matches your mold design to jump to the appropriate file set.
• The EasyDisk serial number located on the side of the case is used to determine the correct driver and utilities that are required for your EasyDisk. Match your serial number according to the digit(s) indicated in red. Please note that if your serial number does not match any of the examples below, your device may be counterfeit.

EasyDisk Serial Numbers / Corresponding Drivers

Serial Number Win98 SE Driver Low-Level Format Software

A-x-x-x Utility Manual       Flash Mail       Mobile Lock       Secret Zip

I-x-x-x Driver Utility Manual

L-x-x-x Driver N/A Manual       Pen Mail       PC Lock       Secret Zip       Make Bootable

O-x-x-x Driver Utility Manual

3-x-x-x Driver Utility Manual       Flash Mail       Mobile Lock       Secret Zip

C-x-x-x Driver Utility Manual

If you are unable to locate the drivers or utilities for your EasyDisk, please follow these steps:

• Download USB View
• Extract USBView.zip to a location on your hard drive.
• While the EasyDisk is plugged in to a USB port, run USB View.
• In the left window pane of USB View, scroll down and select the line that is labeled [Port#] DeviceConnected : USB Mass Storage Device
• In the right window pane, note the idVendor value.
• Match the idVendor value with the model listed in the EasyDisk Vendor ID table.