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Old November 27th 07, 12:08 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers
candlaw
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I am trying to connect my webcam but I keep getting an error and the system
asks me to insert home edition XP disc but i dont have it, all we got when we
purchased PC was the quick retore disks from Compaq as the software was
already on and ready to go. Will I ifn the file I need on these disks. Sorry
if this is in the wrong area but I am fairly computer unsavvy!!
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Old November 27th 07, 07:41 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers
Chris
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What kind of camera are you installing ? Do you have XP Service Pack 2
installed? If you do not, you should install this asap. The windows service
packs contain alot of the system files and may contain usbcone.sys so when
you install it you may be fixing your problem.

if you right click on the My Computer icon, click properties. this will tell
you how much memory you have and if you have service pack 2.

"candlaw" wrote:

I am trying to connect my webcam but I keep getting an error and the system
asks me to insert home edition XP disc but i dont have it, all we got when we
purchased PC was the quick retore disks from Compaq as the software was
already on and ready to go. Will I ifn the file I need on these disks. Sorry
if this is in the wrong area but I am fairly computer unsavvy!!

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Old November 27th 07, 07:44 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers
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Default usbcone.sys missing

Hi,

Yes it should find the file you need, but depending on how many disk you
have you may have to insert several before it finds the file.

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I am trying to connect my webcam but I keep getting an error and the system
asks me to insert home edition XP disc but i dont have it, all we got when
we
purchased PC was the quick retore disks from Compaq as the software was
already on and ready to go. Will I ifn the file I need on these disks.
Sorry
if this is in the wrong area but I am fairly computer unsavvy!!



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Old November 28th 07, 12:13 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers
Elmo
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Default usbcone.sys missing

candlaw wrote:
I am trying to connect my webcam but I keep getting an error and the system
asks me to insert Home edition XP disc but I don't have it. All we got when we
purchased PC was the quick restore disks from Compaq as the software was
already on and ready to go. Will I find the file I need on these disks? Sorry
if this is in the wrong area but I am fairly computer unsavvy!!


It's prompting for the XP CD but the file is actually on the CD that
came with the webcam, so put that CD in. You may have to click the
Browse button and look through the different folders on the CD drive
till the folder with the file is located.

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Old November 28th 07, 07:59 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers
candlaw
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Default usbcone.sys missing


It's prompting for the XP CD but the file is actually on the CD that
came with the webcam, so put that CD in. You may have to click the
Browse button and look through the different folders on the CD drive
till the folder with the file is located.

--
Joe =o)

Thanks everyone for your assistance, I tried what I thought the easiest
option and looked for the file on the webcam disk and found it. Now I am just
getting a green picture on my cam it is a samsung anycam, probably pretty
useless but i thought i would try

any suggestions for my next prob

Cheers
L
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Old November 28th 07, 09:03 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers
candlaw
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"candlaw" wrote:

I am trying to connect my webcam but I keep getting an error and the system
asks me to insert home edition XP disc but i dont have it, all we got when we
purchased PC was the quick retore disks from Compaq as the software was
already on and ready to go. Will I ifn the file I need on these disks. Sorry
if this is in the wrong area but I am fairly computer unsavvy!!

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Old November 28th 07, 02:29 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers
Elmo
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Default usbcone.sys missing

candlaw wrote:
It's prompting for the XP CD but the file is actually on the CD that
came with the webcam, so put that CD in. You may have to click the
Browse button and look through the different folders on the CD drive
till the folder with the file is located.

--
Joe =o)

Thanks everyone for your assistance, I tried what I thought the easiest
option and looked for the file on the webcam disk and found it. Now I am just
getting a green picture on my cam it is a samsung anycam, probably pretty
useless but i thought i would try

any suggestions for my next prob

Cheers
L


There should be an icon, possibly in the Notification area (Tray area)
that you can use to change settings. Also try Samsung Support.

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Joe =o)
 




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