I wonder whether anything has change with drivers for Logitech QuickCam,
since this post appeared in August? Do the vendors / producers of
Logitech webcams do have drivers for Vista ready?

Thanks

===============
Try the XP drivers - that is how I use my Pro 4000.
--
Richard Hay
Webmaster
http://WindowsObserver.com
Windows Vista Build 5472 (x86)
Windows Live Butterfly
"Bill "Dad"" wrote in message
...
My webcams have been useless to me since I installed Vista. I use a couple
of Logitech Quickcam Pro 4000's and they vitally important to what I do. I
have looked around have found that others are having the same problem. Does
anyone know of a workaround.


Thanks,

I have an old quickcam sphere,
I was able to make it work by installing manually the drivers
(select yourself the correct ini file)
then installing the latest quickcam 10

"Jdr" wrote:

I wonder whether anything has change with drivers for Logitech QuickCam,
since this post appeared in August? Do the vendors / producers of
Logitech webcams do have drivers for Vista ready?

Thanks

===============
Try the XP drivers - that is how I use my Pro 4000.
--
Richard Hay
Webmaster
http://WindowsObserver.com
Windows Vista Build 5472 (x86)
Windows Live Butterfly
"Bill "Dad"" wrote in message
...
My webcams have been useless to me since I installed Vista. I use a couple
of Logitech Quickcam Pro 4000's and they vitally important to what I do. I
have looked around have found that others are having the same problem. Does
anyone know of a workaround.


Thanks,

Thanks, for your reply.
Manually ? What did you do actually? What's the procedure?

I wanted to install drivers to my Quick Cam Orbit and it didn't accepted.
How did you work out this problem? May be I should try latest quickCam 10
too.
Thanks!



"otiasj" wrote in message
...
I have an old quickcam sphere,
I was able to make it work by installing manually the drivers
(select yourself the correct ini file)
then installing the latest quickcam 10

"Jdr" wrote:

I wonder whether anything has change with drivers for Logitech
QuickCam,
since this post appeared in August? Do the vendors / producers of
Logitech webcams do have drivers for Vista ready?

Thanks

===============
Try the XP drivers - that is how I use my Pro 4000.
--
Richard Hay
Webmaster
http://WindowsObserver.com
Windows Vista Build 5472 (x86)
Windows Live Butterfly
"Bill "Dad"" wrote in message
...
My webcams have been useless to me since I installed Vista. I use a
couple
of Logitech Quickcam Pro 4000's and they vitally important to what I do.
I
have looked around have found that others are having the same problem.
Does
anyone know of a workaround.


Thanks,

I've just tried installed the drivers manually as I understood it.
Vista stops everything incompatible ... I have tried two version of drivers
for Quick Cam Orbit and quckickcam 10. None works , however -
the earlier one version drivers are installed and giving picture OK ,
but Mike doesn't work.


"otiasj" wrote in message
...
I have an old quickcam sphere,
I was able to make it work by installing manually the drivers
(select yourself the correct ini file)
then installing the latest quickcam 10

"Jdr" wrote:

I wonder whether anything has change with drivers for Logitech
QuickCam,
since this post appeared in August? Do the vendors / producers of
Logitech webcams do have drivers for Vista ready?

Thanks

===============
Try the XP drivers - that is how I use my Pro 4000.
--
Richard Hay
Webmaster
http://WindowsObserver.com
Windows Vista Build 5472 (x86)
Windows Live Butterfly
"Bill "Dad"" wrote in message
...
My webcams have been useless to me since I installed Vista. I use a
couple
of Logitech Quickcam Pro 4000's and they vitally important to what I do.
I
have looked around have found that others are having the same problem.
Does
anyone know of a workaround.


Thanks,

This is really an issue with Logitech not Microsoft since Logitech is slow to
release driver/software support for Windows Vista. Since Microsoft is now at
Release Candidate 1 stage of developement I'm a little surprized Logitech
isn't asking Vista evaluators to test drivers with Logitech hardware. As it
is now the Logitech hardware I have either lacks driver or software support
and in some cases even both. Such as the Logitech Quickcam Orbit a device I
paid $140.00 which is now a paperweight.

I agree entirely. However, according to the Logitech sources
(and other vendors too) Microsoft did not made available in advance
coding for Vista RC1. Hence the dely with the drivers.
Similar situation is with the HP scanners. Taking into
consideration that Beta Testers have an enthusiastic
approach to the testing venture - we may understand
some delay supplying of drivers for RC1 - but
total of them is gently speaking unforgivable.



"Dark Knight" wrote in message
...
This is really an issue with Logitech not Microsoft since Logitech is slow
to
release driver/software support for Windows Vista. Since Microsoft is now
at
Release Candidate 1 stage of developement I'm a little surprized Logitech
isn't asking Vista evaluators to test drivers with Logitech hardware. As
it
is now the Logitech hardware I have either lacks driver or software
support
and in some cases even both. Such as the Logitech Quickcam Orbit a device
I
paid $140.00 which is now a paperweight.

Hello,
I have Logitech quickcam pro 5000 and I have installed driver in this way:
- download last package from logitech site
- extrach it in to a folder
- go on device manager and right click on device that is not recognized,
install driver... and select the folder for find driver
- the sistem will install the driver automatically



Pasquale from Spain


"Dark Knight" wrote in message
...
This is really an issue with Logitech not Microsoft since Logitech is slow
to
release driver/software support for Windows Vista. Since Microsoft is now
at
Release Candidate 1 stage of developement I'm a little surprized Logitech
isn't asking Vista evaluators to test drivers with Logitech hardware. As
it
is now the Logitech hardware I have either lacks driver or software
support
and in some cases even both. Such as the Logitech Quickcam Orbit a device
I
paid $140.00 which is now a paperweight.

Hello,
I have Logitech quickcam pro 5000 and I have installed driver in this way:
- download last package from logitech site
- extrach it in to a folder
- go on device manager and right click on device that is not recognized,
install driver... and select the folder for find driver
- the sistem will install the driver automatically



Pasquale from Spain


"Jdr" wrote in message
...
I've just tried installed the drivers manually as I understood it.
Vista stops everything incompatible ... I have tried two version of
drivers
for Quick Cam Orbit and quckickcam 10. None works , however -
the earlier one version drivers are installed and giving picture OK ,
but Mike doesn't work.


"otiasj" wrote in message
...
I have an old quickcam sphere,
I was able to make it work by installing manually the drivers
(select yourself the correct ini file)
then installing the latest quickcam 10

"Jdr" wrote:

I wonder whether anything has change with drivers for Logitech
QuickCam,
since this post appeared in August? Do the vendors / producers of
Logitech webcams do have drivers for Vista ready?

Thanks

===============
Try the XP drivers - that is how I use my Pro 4000.
--
Richard Hay
Webmaster
http://WindowsObserver.com
Windows Vista Build 5472 (x86)
Windows Live Butterfly
"Bill "Dad"" wrote in message
...
My webcams have been useless to me since I installed Vista. I use a
couple
of Logitech Quickcam Pro 4000's and they vitally important to what I do.
I
have looked around have found that others are having the same problem.
Does
anyone know of a workaround.


Thanks,

Hello,
I have Logitech quickcam pro 5000 and I have installed driver in this way:
- download last package from logitech site
- extrach it in to a folder
- go on device manager and right click on device that is not recognized,
install driver... and select the folder for find driver
- the sistem will install the driver automatically



Pasquale from Spain

"Jdr" wrote in message
...
Thanks, for your reply.
Manually ? What did you do actually? What's the procedure?

I wanted to install drivers to my Quick Cam Orbit and it didn't accepted.
How did you work out this problem? May be I should try latest quickCam 10
too.
Thanks!



"otiasj" wrote in message
...
I have an old quickcam sphere,
I was able to make it work by installing manually the drivers
(select yourself the correct ini file)
then installing the latest quickcam 10

"Jdr" wrote:

I wonder whether anything has change with drivers for Logitech
QuickCam,
since this post appeared in August? Do the vendors / producers of
Logitech webcams do have drivers for Vista ready?

Thanks

===============
Try the XP drivers - that is how I use my Pro 4000.
--
Richard Hay
Webmaster
http://WindowsObserver.com
Windows Vista Build 5472 (x86)
Windows Live Butterfly
"Bill "Dad"" wrote in message
...
My webcams have been useless to me since I installed Vista. I use a
couple
of Logitech Quickcam Pro 4000's and they vitally important to what I do.
I
have looked around have found that others are having the same problem.
Does
anyone know of a workaround.


Thanks,

Hello,
I have Logitech quickcam pro 5000 and I have installed driver in this way:
- download last package from logitech site
- extrach it in to a folder
- go on device manager and right click on device that is not recognized,
install driver... and select the folder for find driver
- the sistem will install the driver automatically



Pasquale from Spain

"otiasj" wrote in message
...
I have an old quickcam sphere,
I was able to make it work by installing manually the drivers
(select yourself the correct ini file)
then installing the latest quickcam 10

"Jdr" wrote:

I wonder whether anything has change with drivers for Logitech
QuickCam,
since this post appeared in August? Do the vendors / producers of
Logitech webcams do have drivers for Vista ready?

Thanks

===============
Try the XP drivers - that is how I use my Pro 4000.
--
Richard Hay
Webmaster
http://WindowsObserver.com
Windows Vista Build 5472 (x86)
Windows Live Butterfly
"Bill "Dad"" wrote in message
...
My webcams have been useless to me since I installed Vista. I use a
couple
of Logitech Quickcam Pro 4000's and they vitally important to what I do.
I
have looked around have found that others are having the same problem.
Does
anyone know of a workaround.


Thanks,