waking stuff up from standby is known to sometimes not wake USB devices correctly.
Also, how many mofo webcams have u got plugged into that? u have mentioned 3 webcams, and i
assume u have one?
either case, remove ALL webcam drivers
reset your machine
install ONE webcam driver that corresponds to what you have from the manufacturer website
maybe need to reset depending
"Jiegen" <Jiegen@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Hi all i am desperade, this time i am afraid i will have to format my laptop
> with Viista 32 genuine.
> A week ago i awake my laptop from standby mode, and as usual my mouse
> logitech mx 510 worked too slow, so i disconnected it to reconnect, usually
> this fixes problem. However, this time i reconnected mouse and it did not
> work at all (bottom red LED off) so i rebooted machine and... then mouse was
> ok BUT... webcam(s) did work no more!! all with a nice (!) yellow and error
> code 39 driver missing or corrupted. I am referring to 3 different devices: a
> Microsoft vx1000, a microsoft vx6000 and also the laptop internal webcam. I
> have tried EVERYTHING, i have reinstalled all possible drivers, also in
> rescue mode, i even disinstalled and reinstalled all usb controllers and
> hubs, i have followed the KB articles referring to upper aln lowerfilters,
> there is no filter in the webcam class. Even the virtual webcam driver of the
> MANYCAM appllication is not working. the only working thing is the webcam for
> XBOX 360 that uses a generic vista driver (usbvideo.sys)
> Usb is working good, the usb flash drives work correctly.
> WHAT CAN I DO?? PLEASE SUGGEST SOMETHING
> Thanks all
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