Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit / Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000
(Bluetooth / USB)


I've recently had problems with Vista 64 finding drivers for common USB
devices (Logitech Quick Cam for one, a simple 4 port USB hub for another).
Gave up on the hub, and some how got the camera to work.

I thought I had the problem resolved until I tried just now to install the
Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000 just now, and am getting the
'can't find drivers' error messages after endless searching. Doesn't
recognize the USB bluetooth transceiver, keyboard, or mouse. What the heck,
it's a Microsoft product? - Help appreciated - IM


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"Imageman" <Imageman@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit / Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000
> (Bluetooth / USB)
>
>
> I've recently had problems with Vista 64 finding drivers for common USB
> devices (Logitech Quick Cam for one, a simple 4 port USB hub for another).
> Gave up on the hub, and some how got the camera to work.

I still can't get the Logitech QuickCam to work under Vista 64.
The picture is all garbled. If you remember how you did it, please
share!

Tom Lake

Tom - I'm still struggling with other USB problems, and just discovered that
my QuickCam works, but settings can't be changed. Go to the LogiTech forum
and post your problem. I'm not having an image problem. I had to use their
cleanup tool, and do a clean installation. You will find the way to do this
on the forum. Look for my post under the name Imageman - Bob

http://forums.logitech.com/logitech?...d=webcam_video

<toml_12953@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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>
>
> "Imageman" <Imageman@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:h_udndCdOvQnrNLanZ2dnUVZ_rOqnZ2d@xxxxxx

>> Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit / Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000
>> (Bluetooth / USB)
>>
>>
>> I've recently had problems with Vista 64 finding drivers for common USB
>> devices (Logitech Quick Cam for one, a simple 4 port USB hub for
>> another). Gave up on the hub, and some how got the camera to work.

>
> I still can't get the Logitech QuickCam to work under Vista 64.
> The picture is all garbled. If you remember how you did it, please
> share!
>
> Tom Lake

Which Logitech Quick Cam are you using? The Logitech Vista 64 bit drivers do
not support many of the older web cams that Logitech made. Some of those web
cams are not that old either. I'm using Quick Cam Orbit (original Orbit) and
it works excellent. Also using a Microsoft Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse combo
and had to download latest drivers from Microsoft for those as well.

"Imageman" wrote:

> Tom - I'm still struggling with other USB problems, and just discovered that
> my QuickCam works, but settings can't be changed. Go to the LogiTech forum
> and post your problem. I'm not having an image problem. I had to use their
> cleanup tool, and do a clean installation. You will find the way to do this
> on the forum. Look for my post under the name Imageman - Bob
>
> http://forums.logitech.com/logitech?...d=webcam_video
>
> <toml_12953@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:A66E0CED-A2DF-4ABE-8808-F6B922AB3D18@xxxxxx

> >
> >
> > "Imageman" <Imageman@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> > news:h_udndCdOvQnrNLanZ2dnUVZ_rOqnZ2d@xxxxxx

> >> Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit / Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000
> >> (Bluetooth / USB)
> >>
> >>
> >> I've recently had problems with Vista 64 finding drivers for common USB
> >> devices (Logitech Quick Cam for one, a simple 4 port USB hub for
> >> another). Gave up on the hub, and some how got the camera to work.

> >
> > I still can't get the Logitech QuickCam to work under Vista 64.
> > The picture is all garbled. If you remember how you did it, please
> > share!
> >
> > Tom Lake

>
>