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Logitech quickcam express
I'm runing Windows XP Professional (Service Pack 2).
Has anyone been successful getting the Logitech Quickcam Express (USB camera) to work under Windows XP? I have the install CD with only 98/ME/2000 drivers/software, if I try to install this, XP says "Program may need to be upgraded...." I've had trouble downloading the XP driver/software pack from Logitech (tried the full 42meg file (failed) and the split download (13 files at about 2.78meg each - not a huge task for a dialup modem - the reintegration program caused a system error (the dialogue which invites you to send the info back to Microsoft). I'm progressively re-downloading the files, but I don't know if it will make any difference. Anyone had luck with this? At the moment the camera does sort-of work using the Camera Wizard within XP to do basic functions like take pictures, but I want the Logitech software to run.... Otherwise I'll think about another camera. Thanks. -- Andrew Murray Perth Western Australia --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please reply to Newsgroup Outgoing messages scanned with VET antivirus. |
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Logitech quickcam express
I can only tell you I bought this Logitech camera and had a similiar
experience with (software caused problems in XP) it.. I did not want to 'troubleshoot' it since, for the money, it should simply work, as far as I am concerned.. I returned it, deleted all reference to it, including the registry and bought another cam, called ViewCam 635, website is A4tech.com and the camera works easily and without conflict with anything.. It is not as cool looking as the Logitech, but it is trouble free and does just fine for what I want it for.. It has audio capability also. "Andrew Murray" wrote in message ... I'm runing Windows XP Professional (Service Pack 2). Has anyone been successful getting the Logitech Quickcam Express (USB camera) to work under Windows XP? I have the install CD with only 98/ME/2000 drivers/software, if I try to install this, XP says "Program may need to be upgraded...." I've had trouble downloading the XP driver/software pack from Logitech (tried the full 42meg file (failed) and the split download (13 files at about 2.78meg each - not a huge task for a dialup modem - the reintegration program caused a system error (the dialogue which invites you to send the info back to Microsoft). I'm progressively re-downloading the files, but I don't know if it will make any difference. Anyone had luck with this? At the moment the camera does sort-of work using the Camera Wizard within XP to do basic functions like take pictures, but I want the Logitech software to run.... Otherwise I'll think about another camera. Thanks. -- Andrew Murray Perth Western Australia -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------- Please reply to Newsgroup Outgoing messages scanned with VET antivirus. |
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Logitech quickcam express
I looked at the Logitech Australia site and the file size is only 31.2mb..
which file are you loading? -- Mike Hall MVP - Windows Shell/user http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm "Andrew Murray" wrote in message ... I'm runing Windows XP Professional (Service Pack 2). Has anyone been successful getting the Logitech Quickcam Express (USB camera) to work under Windows XP? I have the install CD with only 98/ME/2000 drivers/software, if I try to install this, XP says "Program may need to be upgraded...." I've had trouble downloading the XP driver/software pack from Logitech (tried the full 42meg file (failed) and the split download (13 files at about 2.78meg each - not a huge task for a dialup modem - the reintegration program caused a system error (the dialogue which invites you to send the info back to Microsoft). I'm progressively re-downloading the files, but I don't know if it will make any difference. Anyone had luck with this? At the moment the camera does sort-of work using the Camera Wizard within XP to do basic functions like take pictures, but I want the Logitech software to run.... Otherwise I'll think about another camera. Thanks. -- Andrew Murray Perth Western Australia --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please reply to Newsgroup Outgoing messages scanned with VET antivirus. |
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Logitech quickcam express
I'm looking at the Australian pages and it says 42mb.
Here's the link: http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/do...contentid=6041 What is the link for the australian site you're viewing? I'm trying to download the XP version of the Logitech "ImageStudio" & device drivers. "Mike Hall" wrote in message ... I looked at the Logitech Australia site and the file size is only 31.2mb.. which file are you loading? -- Mike Hall MVP - Windows Shell/user http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm "Andrew Murray" wrote in message ... I'm runing Windows XP Professional (Service Pack 2). Has anyone been successful getting the Logitech Quickcam Express (USB camera) to work under Windows XP? I have the install CD with only 98/ME/2000 drivers/software, if I try to install this, XP says "Program may need to be upgraded...." I've had trouble downloading the XP driver/software pack from Logitech (tried the full 42meg file (failed) and the split download (13 files at about 2.78meg each - not a huge task for a dialup modem - the reintegration program caused a system error (the dialogue which invites you to send the info back to Microsoft). I'm progressively re-downloading the files, but I don't know if it will make any difference. Anyone had luck with this? At the moment the camera does sort-of work using the Camera Wizard within XP to do basic functions like take pictures, but I want the Logitech software to run.... Otherwise I'll think about another camera. Thanks. -- Andrew Murray Perth Western Australia --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please reply to Newsgroup Outgoing messages scanned with VET antivirus. |
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