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#18118 28-Dec-2007 12:37
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I have a Dse MP3/WMA Player the A5368 to be exact. It requires and is supported by XP, Vista and Windows 2000 but does not have a Windows 98SE driver. The chipset is ATJ2091 is it possible to find a driver for Windows 98SE without a prolonged period of suck it and see engineering? That is downloading a lot of drivers that do not work before getting the one that does.

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  #102033 28-Dec-2007 12:43
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As far as 'suck it and see' goes I would try the following.

Link 1
Link 2


Both of these are drivers for older models of DSE MP3 players. I am unsure as to what their chipset is though.

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