Vegemite
October 28th 06, 06:29 AM
I am having the same issues regarding my firewire. My Sony DCR-PC9 is not
recognised since installing xp SP2.
I get and message stating "The file '61883.sys' on windows xp Home edition
servies pack2 CD is needed. Type the path where the file is located and then
click ok."
Another small window pops up that reads " Found new hardware. 61883 Class
Bus Device"
Then another window states there was a problem installing the new hardware
and that it may not work properly.
Any help on this would be appreciated. I have scoured this website for
help, i have reinstalled drivers from Sony website. HELP!
Regards,
Vegemite!
"SP2 broke my IEEE1394" wrote:
> Help!!!
>
> I have what seems to be a very common problem - my Sony DCR TRV22 DV
> camcorder is no longer recognized at all via Firewire by Windows since
> installing XP SP2.
>
> I have 2 systems with the same issue:
>
> AMD 2600+
> Asus MB nVidia nForce 2 chipset
> Soundblaster Audigy 2 Platinum with Firewire &
> Windows XP upgraded to SP2 from SP1
>
> iDEQ SFF PC w/ built in Firewire
> Celeron 2.4 GHz
> Windows Media Center Edition 2005 (which comes with SP2)
>
> Here's what I've done:
>
> 1)Bought a new firewire cable (before I realized it's definitely an SP2 issue)
> 2)Various Spyware/Virus scans (which I do anyway - BTW MS AntiSpyware Beta
> is awesome for getting rid of that IST bar)
> 3)Tried my friend's identical DCR TRV22 - same issue
> 4)Replaced my SP2 IEEE 1394 files with SP1 as per previous posts
> 5)My Firewall is completely OFF
> 6)Re-booted with my camera connected and ON
> 7)My IEEE 1394 Controller is seen by Windows as working properly
>
> I have some footage I must get over onto DVD and the USB connection stinks.
>
> Treeman, I've noticed you have spent a lot of time on this problem and seem
> to be the most knowledgeable person I've come across as I've been scouring
> the internet for the last 3 months or so. I haven't seen much info recently
> though that is new.
>
> I refuse to roll everything back to SP1 since I actually like the pop-up
> blocker and I'm guessing will run into other compatability problems if I do
> -i.e. video, etc...
>
> Can anyone help? Does MS have a solution?
>
recognised since installing xp SP2.
I get and message stating "The file '61883.sys' on windows xp Home edition
servies pack2 CD is needed. Type the path where the file is located and then
click ok."
Another small window pops up that reads " Found new hardware. 61883 Class
Bus Device"
Then another window states there was a problem installing the new hardware
and that it may not work properly.
Any help on this would be appreciated. I have scoured this website for
help, i have reinstalled drivers from Sony website. HELP!
Regards,
Vegemite!
"SP2 broke my IEEE1394" wrote:
> Help!!!
>
> I have what seems to be a very common problem - my Sony DCR TRV22 DV
> camcorder is no longer recognized at all via Firewire by Windows since
> installing XP SP2.
>
> I have 2 systems with the same issue:
>
> AMD 2600+
> Asus MB nVidia nForce 2 chipset
> Soundblaster Audigy 2 Platinum with Firewire &
> Windows XP upgraded to SP2 from SP1
>
> iDEQ SFF PC w/ built in Firewire
> Celeron 2.4 GHz
> Windows Media Center Edition 2005 (which comes with SP2)
>
> Here's what I've done:
>
> 1)Bought a new firewire cable (before I realized it's definitely an SP2 issue)
> 2)Various Spyware/Virus scans (which I do anyway - BTW MS AntiSpyware Beta
> is awesome for getting rid of that IST bar)
> 3)Tried my friend's identical DCR TRV22 - same issue
> 4)Replaced my SP2 IEEE 1394 files with SP1 as per previous posts
> 5)My Firewall is completely OFF
> 6)Re-booted with my camera connected and ON
> 7)My IEEE 1394 Controller is seen by Windows as working properly
>
> I have some footage I must get over onto DVD and the USB connection stinks.
>
> Treeman, I've noticed you have spent a lot of time on this problem and seem
> to be the most knowledgeable person I've come across as I've been scouring
> the internet for the last 3 months or so. I haven't seen much info recently
> though that is new.
>
> I refuse to roll everything back to SP1 since I actually like the pop-up
> blocker and I'm guessing will run into other compatability problems if I do
> -i.e. video, etc...
>
> Can anyone help? Does MS have a solution?
>