Logitech Cameras and WinXP

By Roger H.
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I have the above mentioned camera and whenever i tried using it in XP the system would lock up... well kinda.. the explorer window that i was viewing it in crashes and my mouse no longer works (MS itellimouse Optical - USB) but i can use my keyboard to control it.. anyone have this problem? I have QuickCam Express and XP has drivers for it but i've read on newgroups that people with other logitech cams have the same prob

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Before I started using my Intellimouse, my logitech camera worked fine. I stopped using it after the initial playing around, and then not to long ago started using the usb intellimouse I had laying around.

Now when I try to use the camera, doesn't work, no matter even if I remove the intellimouse, reboot it without it plugged in, or so on. Fun. :s

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I got a Intellimouse too maybe that's what's been causing my Probs. I'm gonna try installing without the mouse attached and then see what's with it. I have a trackball so i'm gonna install with that and then post back here ...

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i've used it when the OS is already installed but never to install. For some reason though the mouse stops responding whenever I try to use my cam. Hmm.. i'm gonna try it now..

Ok it's pluged in and ready to use... hopefully my system wont lock up when i do this...

Testing......

Dang.. it still freezes.. maybe cuz the drivers for the mouse are still there. Don't know but that window with the cam is locked right now and i have to restart.. Funny thing.. i plugged the mouse back in and that port where the mouse was didn't even light up yet. I think i gotta restart to get this thing to recognize. I have a screenshot of what it says when i plugged back the mouse in... check it out ...

aww damn.. neowin don't allow pics bigger than 100KB/s oh well.. i'll have to link this but it's gonna be way too hard without my mouse so i'm restarting....

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