Installing the alibi boyeng web cameara in vista os

notify manufacturer or online search for manual

1. Backup all your files. Windows XP has a "Files and Settings Transfer Wizard" under System Tools under Accessories under All Program. Use it to create one (large) file -- copy that file to a DVD-recordable disk or to a USB memory-stick or to an external disk-drive.
2. Verify that you can read that file -- writing a "bad" copy would be horrific.
3. Access the LENOVO web-site -- looking for device-drivers for your model of Lenovo,
that will not be contained on the Vista CD. Download them, and save them to a CD-recordable disk (not a USB disk -- you may need these device-drivers, in order to enable the USB ports after installing Vista).
4. Insert the Vista CD. It should "autorun" something, asking your permission to start the installation of Vista.
5. Follow the on-screen prompts.
6. After the install completes, use "Windows Update" several times, to get all the security-fixes that have been issued since the release of your Vista CD.

> my P5KPL-AM SE cd cannot be recognized by cdrom....

Huh? Open "My Computer". Is there an icon for the CD-ROM?
If you double-click that icon, does it "open" the files on the CD?

> Where can i get my drivers for ethernet???

From a computer WITH Internet access, access the web-site for the manufacturer of the motherboard, and download the network device-drivers to a USB memory-stick. Move the memory-stick to your computer, and install the device-driver.

to chat with ur friends u will need the foll:
WebCam, Mic, and Speakers.
Alss u will need to have either Yahoo Msgr, or MSN Mgr etc
u need to connect the Webcam using the USB port and once the Webcam is detected by your OS (i assume u use Windows) u may have to install the driver for the Webcam(the CD that came along with the Webcam will have the driver)
inster the CD in the CDR/DVD drive and let the machine install the device....once it's doen u r set

Mic and Speakers r normally Plug and Play devices and they just need to be connected to PC/Laptops sound card/Mic ports in you machine and they will automaticaly work.

Haver you tried with out /
It is possible that Vista has enough resources not to need external software.
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Have given the correct description. of the device

Normal 0 To get the latest Microsoft Web Camera drivers, go to this site

http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/download/download.aspx?category=ICE

then select the necessary items as listed below, such as

1. Select type of product. (Web cam)
2. Select your product (camera model).
3. Select your operating system. (XP, Vista etc.)
4. Select your operating system langusge. (United States English)

If you need more help, let me know.
Hope this helps. Bud

Have you tried another USB drive? have you installed your camera software?

I dont have a drivers for my webcam...Brand name is Ucom but I dont know the type also..

I plugged the camera into my Vista basic machine and it recognized it as an external drive. You don't need to install the CD- prolly just a crappy graphics program.