Windows vista cannot recognize webcam

If you go to the Veo website and look under the support section you will be able to search your product and download a driver for your operating system. A vista driver will also work for windows 7 so if the company website only lists a vista driver it will work for windows 7.

Hi again

Thanks for the info. After much reading I'm pretty sure driver support was stopped at Windows XP. Therefor this camera will not work with either Windows Vista or Windows 7.

Your only solution is to but a new one that is Windows 7 compatible.

Scott.

Yes you can dual boot any computer with vista and winxp.
Also you can user your web cam with winxp and vista.

you can get your driver from download.com.............with absolutely free of cost

next a driver for me pc of a webcam d-link DSB-C110 FREE

When you don't have the drivers-cd:
- Download the XP-drivers of your webcam (and unpack them if they are zipped).

Else start with these steps
1. Uninstall whatever webcam driver you have previously attempted to install.
2. From the device manager, scan for new hardware, and your webcam will be recognized and will continue to search for a driver.
3. If asked for for further search.. choose the place where it must search (cd or your downloaded driver-map)
4. Just allow the prompts to continue with the installation.
5. When the driver is successfully installed, you can test it right away.

Goodluck.

uninstall preview driver of webcam then restart your computer and re-intall the webcam driver again. then reboot

Solution:
Download the veo 330v drivers from this site: http://www.softsci.com/veodrivers.htm

Run the setup program. Cancel the automatic install.. It extracted the setup files to c:\setup
Browse to that directory, right click on setup, properties, compatibility, set it to xp sp2 compat. close the properties. Install. Unplug usb, replug. Vista WILL find and install drivers and they DO work. They work with Yawcam, MSN Messenger at least. I haven't tested with any other software. This is on the Vista Ultimate Edition at least.. 

Hi, well I found that most webcams will install under Vista with the "Look123" driver from M$ Update site, OR simply install the correct XP driver in "Compatibility Mode" When trying to install camera.. when it asks let it connect to the net to find any drivers from the M$ web site... often works...

I have had a few problems too with USB WebCams and Vista.. what I found was to install the "Look 123" Vista driver from the Microsoft web site. Also try installing the "Setup" for XP Driver(s) in "XP Compatability Mode" this has often worked for me, also ensure you run in "Administrator" mode. When you plug in the USB cam, it should ask you for "Drivers" When it asks for a location to find them, point it to the M$ web site and it "Should" find necessary drivers,for Vista.. otherwise try the above. Hope this works for ya.