Sony MZ-R55

Windows 98 should already have the various USB components 
installed and will automatically default to the location of those 
drivers on your hard drive. Click Next. If Windows 98 does not 
have the various USB components loaded, it will tell you that the 
files could not be found and will request the Windows 98 CD. In 
this case, put your Windows 98 CD into the CD-ROM drive and 
place a check next to CD-ROM drive, then click Next.

The Wizard will now let you know it has located drivers for a 
USB Composite Device, USB Human Interface Device, or USB 
Audio Device and will identify these drivers under the heading 
Location of Driver. This location may be your hard drive, or 
CD-ROM drive, depending on what drivers your system has had 
installed in the past. Click Next.

The first set of drivers will now install.

Once the first set of drivers finishes installing, Windows 98 may 
require the other two USB drivers to also be installed. This will 
depend on what USB audio devices have previously been used on 
your system. Simply follow the procedure outlined above until 
all the required USB drivers have been loaded.

Once all of the required drivers have been installed, Windows 98 
will start. We recommend rebooting your computer to ensure all 
changes take effect. Your driver installation for the PCLink is 
now complete.

There is no need to turn your computer off when plugging the 
PCLink in for the first time. Locate your computer’s USB port 
and plug the supplied USB cable in. Now plug the PCLink into 
the other end of the USB cable.

Windows Me will open a New Hardware Found window and 
let you know it’s found the PCLink. It will then start loading 
drivers for a USB Composite Device, USB Human Interface 
Device, or USB Audio Device, depending on what components 
have previously been installed on your system. Click Next.