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Kanguru QSX

Updated on Feb 13, 2026

Kanguru QSX user manual, assembly guide, firmware and Windows 98 driver.

Kanguru_QSX_User_Guide.pdf

Kanguru_QSX_Assembly_Guide.pdf

QSX_WIN98_Dr.zip

QSX_Firmware_updates.zip

QSX_WIN98_Dr.zip	8c7daeb473a97cf5a126a4dfbd7b3e667e07bc4ad058eddfbb3274e3923d3cf3
QSX_Firmware_updates.zip	afd57ab259b206be08a6ac536a66af6e7ef4d434b896a3386f7142aff46b5336

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* iStorage/Kanguru defines a gigabyte (1 GB) = 1,000,000,000 bytes. Storage capacities may vary depending on operating system. The actual capacity reported by systems like Windows is often lower. In Windows operating systems, an xx GB [e.g., 16 GB] flash drive has a minimum reported capacity of xx GB [e.g., 14.4 GB]. Product storage capacity is also used for device formatting and internal functions. For additional information, see www.kanguru.com/pages/understanding-flash-drive-storage-capacity.

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