Vista Tutorial - VISTA PREMIUM. CAMERA CONNECTION WIZARD

Every time I boot up I get a message stating..Camera connection wizard has
stopped working. I have the option to delete this message but it reappears at
each start up.
I have a Logitech Web cam which works but un-installing this does not remove
the message.
How can I remove this message ?

Go into msconfig and in startup, uncheck the program that is producing the
message. You can also uninstall the program, as you point out it isn't
working anyway.
Type msconfig in the start search if you need to find it.
"ALOXON" <ALOXON@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Every time I boot up I get a message stating..Camera connection wizard has
> stopped working. I have the option to delete this message but it reappears
> at
> each start up.
> I have a Logitech Web cam which works but un-installing this does not
> remove
> the message.
> How can I remove this message ?

"John Barnes" wrote:

> Go into msconfig and in startup, uncheck the program that is producing the
> message. You can also uninstall the program, as you point out it isn't
> working anyway.
> Type msconfig in the start search if you need to find it.
> "ALOXON" <ALOXON@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:EF8ED814-B9A1-4F97-A607-EF33CD166924@microsoft.com...
> > Every time I boot up I get a message stating..Camera connection wizard has
> > stopped working. I have the option to delete this message but it reappears
> > at
> > each start up.
> > I have a Logitech Web cam which works but un-installing this does not
> > remove
> > the message.
> > How can I remove this message ?
>
> I still cannot get rid of this annoying message. Does anyone have any ideas ?
Thanks.

Hi there i get the exact same message every time i boot my pc, so please like
aloxon can any one help

"ALOXON" wrote:

Built-in webcam -- my Chicony USB 2.0 running Vista Home Premium reads "graph
render fail" when I click on my web cam. Is this a software, webcam, or
Vista problem. When I check Device Manager, it says my webcam is working
okay. Any help would be appreciated. I have a Toshiba A215-S7444 laptop.
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Larlin


"ALOXON" wrote:

Have you tried going to the Logitech web site & downloading the newest
drivers for the webcam?


"Larlin" <Larlin@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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--
Larlin
Thanks for the suggestion, but I have not done that yet. When I check
Device Manager it says that I have the latest drivers installed and the
webcam in working properly, but it isn't. Do you think I should first go
back to an earlier state before Windows automatically added updates? If yes,
how would I do that?
"Kue2" wrote: