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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Chicago
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OS: Vista Home Premium SP1, Mac OSX 10.5.2
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Old web cam
I have an old IBM webcam that I dug and tried to do video chatting. However after I installed the driver and tried to start the program. The program starts fine but then it gives me an error message that the camera is not connected to the computer. Is there any drivers for vista for other solutions to this problem. Any help would be appreciated
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Re: Old web cam
An "old" cam probably won't have Vista drivers available but XP drivers *should* work okay. Do you have a model number for the cam?
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Re: Old web cam
Unfortunately, the serial number won't help. You said you installed "the drivers" - where did you get those from?
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Re: Old web cam
i installed the ones that came with the original packaging. But when I start the program it just says that the camera isn't connected when it is. And under the device manger it says the camera can't be started
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Re: Old web cam
So the original packaging should have the details of the cam - make and model number, yes?
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Re: Old web cam
Thanks for all your help. But I got to the camera to work under a xp computer. With the driver that came with the web cam
sorry for all your trouble |
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