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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.
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Andrew Murray
Perth Western Australia
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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
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