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April 25th 09, 10:44 PM
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vx-6000 lifecam
no matter what i try i cannot get the wizard to see the drivers for the
vx-6000 lifecam i have downloaded and installed the latest software and drivers for it but yet my windows xp pro with sp3 see's it as nothing more than a usb 2.0 camera and wont even recognize the drivers......... i need help on this on how to get the cam to work and on where i can just get the drivers for it thank you 
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April 27th 09, 03:37 PM
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vx-6000 lifecam
On Apr 25, 10:44*pm, nikkodemous
wrote: no matter what i try i cannot get the wizard to see the drivers for the vx-6000 lifecam i have downloaded and installed the latest software and drivers for it but yet my windows xp pro with sp3 see's it as nothing more than a usb 2.0 camera and wont even recognize the drivers......... i need help on this on how to get the cam to work and on where i can just get the drivers for it thank you Which wizard? Download the Microsoft LifeCam "drivers" from the Microsoft's hardware download web site. Disconnect the cam from the USB port and then click on the download file to "run" the driver install process. The drivers will install themselves and at one point in the install, they will request the cam to be connected to an USB port directly on the PC. Connect it and the install should complete.
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April 29th 09, 03:33 PM
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vx-6000 lifecam
ok like i said i got them from microsoft and yet still the windows wizard
will not accept the drivers for the cam i just want to know whats the deal with that "smlunatick" wrote: On Apr 25, 10:44 pm, nikkodemous wrote: no matter what i try i cannot get the wizard to see the drivers for the vx-6000 lifecam i have downloaded and installed the latest software and drivers for it but yet my windows xp pro with sp3 see's it as nothing more than a usb 2.0 camera and wont even recognize the drivers......... i need help on this on how to get the cam to work and on where i can just get the drivers for it thank you Which wizard? Download the Microsoft LifeCam "drivers" from the Microsoft's hardware download web site. Disconnect the cam from the USB port and then click on the download file to "run" the driver install process. The drivers will install themselves and at one point in the install, they will request the cam to be connected to an USB port directly on the PC. Connect it and the install should complete.
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April 29th 09, 08:03 PM
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vx-6000 lifecam
On Apr 29, 3:33*pm, nikkodemous
wrote: ok like i said i got them from microsoft and yet still the windows wizard will not accept the drivers for the cam i just want to know whats the deal with that "smlunatick" wrote: On Apr 25, 10:44 pm, nikkodemous wrote: no matter what i try i cannot get the wizard to see the drivers for the vx-6000 lifecam i have downloaded and installed the latest software and drivers for it but yet my windows xp pro with sp3 see's it as nothing more than a usb 2.0 camera and wont even recognize the drivers......... i need help on this on how to get the cam to work and on where i can just get the drivers for it thank you Which wizard? *Download the Microsoft LifeCam "drivers" from the Microsoft's hardware download web site. *Disconnect the cam from the USB port and then click on the download file to "run" the driver install process. *The drivers will install themselves and at one point in the install, they will request the cam to be connected to an USB port directly on the PC. *Connect it and the install should complete. There is no wizard used when you "install" the LifeCam driver. After running the "downloaded" file, the drivers are installed. You should have the Cam not connected to any USB port and only reconnect it when the driver install process request it.
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April 30th 09, 04:33 PM
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vx-6000 lifecam
ok i dont plug the cam in until it tells me too and the windows install
wizards starts and try's looking for the drivers and cant find them after i install the program and drivers and still says its a usb20 camera........which is funny cause the drivers seems to be for a usb2.0 camera "smlunatick" wrote: On Apr 29, 3:33 pm, nikkodemous wrote: ok like i said i got them from microsoft and yet still the windows wizard will not accept the drivers for the cam i just want to know whats the deal with that "smlunatick" wrote: On Apr 25, 10:44 pm, nikkodemous wrote: no matter what i try i cannot get the wizard to see the drivers for the vx-6000 lifecam i have downloaded and installed the latest software and drivers for it but yet my windows xp pro with sp3 see's it as nothing more than a usb 2.0 camera and wont even recognize the drivers......... i need help on this on how to get the cam to work and on where i can just get the drivers for it thank you Which wizard? Download the Microsoft LifeCam "drivers" from the Microsoft's hardware download web site. Disconnect the cam from the USB port and then click on the download file to "run" the driver install process. The drivers will install themselves and at one point in the install, they will request the cam to be connected to an USB port directly on the PC. Connect it and the install should complete. There is no wizard used when you "install" the LifeCam driver. After running the "downloaded" file, the drivers are installed. You should have the Cam not connected to any USB port and only reconnect it when the driver install process request it.
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April 30th 09, 07:16 PM
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vx-6000 lifecam
On Apr 30, 4:33*pm, nikkodemous
wrote: ok i dont plug the cam in until it tells me too and the windows install wizards starts and try's looking for the drivers and cant find them after i install the program and drivers and still says its a usb20 camera........which is funny cause the drivers seems to be for a usb2.0 camera "smlunatick" wrote: On Apr 29, 3:33 pm, nikkodemous wrote: ok like i said i got them from microsoft and yet still the windows wizard will not accept the drivers for the cam i just want to know whats the deal with that "smlunatick" wrote: On Apr 25, 10:44 pm, nikkodemous wrote: no matter what i try i cannot get the wizard to see the drivers for the vx-6000 lifecam i have downloaded and installed the latest software and drivers for it but yet my windows xp pro with sp3 see's it as nothing more than a usb 2.0 camera and wont even recognize the drivers.......... i need help on this on how to get the cam to work and on where i can just get the drivers for it thank you Which wizard? *Download the Microsoft LifeCam "drivers" from the Microsoft's hardware download web site. *Disconnect the cam from the USB port and then click on the download file to "run" the driver install process. *The drivers will install themselves and at one point in the install, they will request the cam to be connected to an USB port directly on the PC. *Connect it and the install should complete. There is no wizard used when you "install" the LifeCam driver. *After running the "downloaded" file, the drivers are installed. *You should have the Cam not connected to any USB port and only reconnect it when the driver install process request it. Which motherboard do you have? I have used these "drivers" to install my VX-1000 and they work. However, I did have to install my motherboard chipset drivers before so as to have the correct USB 2 settings.
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April 30th 09, 09:23 PM
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vx-6000 lifecam
i have a msi 865pe ne0-2 motherboard and all the drivers for it are up to date
"smlunatick" wrote: On Apr 30, 4:33 pm, nikkodemous wrote: ok i dont plug the cam in until it tells me too and the windows install wizards starts and try's looking for the drivers and cant find them after i install the program and drivers and still says its a usb20 camera........which is funny cause the drivers seems to be for a usb2.0 camera "smlunatick" wrote: On Apr 29, 3:33 pm, nikkodemous wrote: ok like i said i got them from microsoft and yet still the windows wizard will not accept the drivers for the cam i just want to know whats the deal with that "smlunatick" wrote: On Apr 25, 10:44 pm, nikkodemous wrote: no matter what i try i cannot get the wizard to see the drivers for the vx-6000 lifecam i have downloaded and installed the latest software and drivers for it but yet my windows xp pro with sp3 see's it as nothing more than a usb 2.0 camera and wont even recognize the drivers.......... i need help on this on how to get the cam to work and on where i can just get the drivers for it thank you Which wizard? Download the Microsoft LifeCam "drivers" from the Microsoft's hardware download web site. Disconnect the cam from the USB port and then click on the download file to "run" the driver install process. The drivers will install themselves and at one point in the install, they will request the cam to be connected to an USB port directly on the PC. Connect it and the install should complete. There is no wizard used when you "install" the LifeCam driver. After running the "downloaded" file, the drivers are installed. You should have the Cam not connected to any USB port and only reconnect it when the driver install process request it. Which motherboard do you have? I have used these "drivers" to install my VX-1000 and they work. However, I did have to install my motherboard chipset drivers before so as to have the correct USB 2 settings.
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May 1st 09, 03:32 PM
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vx-6000 lifecam
On Apr 30, 9:23*pm, nikkodemous
wrote: i have a msi 865pe ne0-2 motherboard and all the drivers for it are up to date "smlunatick" wrote: On Apr 30, 4:33 pm, nikkodemous wrote: ok i dont plug the cam in until it tells me too and the windows install wizards starts and try's looking for the drivers and cant find them after i install the program and drivers and still says its a usb20 camera........which is funny cause the drivers seems to be for a usb2..0 camera "smlunatick" wrote: On Apr 29, 3:33 pm, nikkodemous wrote: ok like i said i got them from microsoft and yet still the windows wizard will not accept the drivers for the cam i just want to know whats the deal with that "smlunatick" wrote: On Apr 25, 10:44 pm, nikkodemous wrote: no matter what i try i cannot get the wizard to see the drivers for the vx-6000 lifecam i have downloaded and installed the latest software and drivers for it but yet my windows xp pro with sp3 see's it as nothing more than a usb 2.0 camera and wont even recognize the drivers........... i need help on this on how to get the cam to work and on where i can just get the drivers for it thank you Which wizard? *Download the Microsoft LifeCam "drivers" from the Microsoft's hardware download web site. *Disconnect the cam from the USB port and then click on the download file to "run" the driver install process. *The drivers will install themselves and at one point in the install, they will request the cam to be connected to an USB port directly on the PC. *Connect it and the install should complete. There is no wizard used when you "install" the LifeCam driver. *After running the "downloaded" file, the drivers are installed. *You should have the Cam not connected to any USB port and only reconnect it when the driver install process request it. Which motherboard do you have? *I have used these "drivers" to install my VX-1000 and they work. *However, I did have to install my motherboard chipset drivers before so as to have the correct USB 2 settings. Including the "chipset" drivers for this motherboard? Most "general" users whom do their own XP installs tend to completely skip installing the chipset drivers since XP tends to work without them. However, chipset drivers have additional controls the the "standard" drivers that ship with XP do not have. The general reason why XP does not have these drivers as "standard" drivers is that motherboards can be updated / released for sale after XP was "sent" to manufacturing.
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