Vista - driver software download

Listen I PLUG MY usb CABLE IN MY COMPUTER AND IT COME UP A MESSAGE FOUND NEW HARDWARE RECOMMEND INSTALL DRIVER SOFTWARE, AND IT ASK TO INSTALL DISK SO I DID IT, THEN MENTION THIS

This problem was caused by a compatibility issue between this version of Windows and your webcam, which was made by Service & Quality Technology Co., LTD.
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Solution


Go online to download and install an update for your webcam:
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Download instructions

1. In the File Download dialog box, click Run or Open. If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
2. Follow the steps in the installation wizard.

NOW I DID ALL THIS EVEN WITH WIZARD IT NOT ALLOWING ME TO INSTALL, BUT I NOTICE IF I REMOVE SOFTWARE AND JUST INSTALL usb CABLE TO MY COMPUTER FROM MY CAMERA IT COMES UP WITH A MESSAGE AGAIN FOUND NEW HARDWARE FOR USB DIGITAL STILL CAMERA I DID THAT FROM ABOVE, THEN I TRY WITHOUT INSERTING DISK AND IT COMES WITH COULD NOT FIND SOFTWARE BECAUSE OF NO DISC. WELL ANYWAY IN DEVICE MANAGER I LOOK AND I SEE UNDER OTER DIVICES USB DIGITAL STILL CAMERA LISTED? SO WHAT DO YOU THINK I CAN DO NOW?

The recommendation of allowing Windows to install it's own generic drivers has already been made. Since the company apparently went under before Vista's release there's not too much else you can do besides replacing it with a much newer one seeing the Vista logo for compatibility.

Is there anyway that I could try to load Windows XP down to my computer and have Vista

You can set up a dual boot between the two versions if you have the drive available. I think that would be the only option before ending up needing a replacement for you.

In fact I can point at an excellent reference for seeing XP installed after Vista in order to see a working dual boot of the two versions. Installing XP After Vista - NeoSmart Technologies Wiki

Of course then you need the free BCD editing tool found at Download EasyBCD 1.7.2 - NeoSmart Technologies

First you need to see how much free drive space is available for first shrinking the current primary partition and then creating the second for XP to be installed on. The first two steps before proceeding advised are:

1)backup all important files

2)select a good 3rd party drive partitioning tool rather then trying to use the Disk Management for shrinking the Vista primary while booted in Windows.

Besides retail softwares like Norton's Partition Magic, Paragon, or another there's also the free live cd version of the Gnome Partition Editor known as GParted live. The latest releases of the free drive tool are seen at SourceForge.net: GParted: Files

For the documentation on use, GPARTED DOCUMENTATION - GENERALITIES