I was prepared to buy a new camera for Vista, however, Logitech's current range appears to have been dumbed down and there's nothing with these features. It worked fine on my old PC with WinXP and had zoom and motion detection, so was great for home security. You're a good person Azural and you'll definitely go to heaven !! I have a Logitech Quickcam Zoom as well (white sphere with blue visor) which Logitech says "won't work with Vista". Still need to test with Skype and Live Messenger though. Press OK or whatever, and let it install.ĭidn't even need to reboot and worked with the 10.5 QuickCapture Location to find the driver, navigate your way to C:\Programįiles\Logitech\QuickCamWebInstall\Drivers\WinNew\PRO2Ĩ. Right click and select update driver, choose a Unplug anything else that doesn't work or you haven't updated theħ. System, then on the top left of the window click device manager.įind the unknown usb device (hopefully you only have one. Go to the windows orb (former start button), open control panel, go to
LOGITECH QUICKCAM SOFTWARE WINDOWS 7 INSTALL
Overwrite anything it asks you to (it will fail to install completelyīecause of the new version, but it will put the files you need into the Install the old QuickCam software (Version: 8.4.8 build 1034A)and Windows may try and find the driver for it, you can cancel that too. You installed Vista) and just press skip.ģ. Your camera, plug it into a new usb port (if you had it plugged in when When you get to the camera detection part where it asks you to plug in Install QuickCam 32-bit Version: 10.5.0 Build 1096b
I have a Logitech Quickcam Zoom and this is how I got it to work:ġ.
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