I had a window appear upon startup: "BackWeb is unable to access its data directory. Either the data directory is invalid, unreachable or there is another instance of BackWeb accessing it." My computer support believes that this could be spyware. Is it? Or is it legitimate for downloading updates automatically?
Please reply? Thank you!
MonaLisa
Http://backwebtech.com/
Get rid and uninstall.
SOURCE: Windows logo verificaition/Data Invalid error code
You may see the error message shown above when installing Logitech products on Windows XP. This error message indicates that the drivers are not digitally signed by Microsoft. Logitech recommends that you continue anyway.
I see that you already tried that and you have downloaded the latest software as well (Hope you have QuickCam v11.5...if you don't, please click HERE to download it).
What you can do is try a clean boot/install. Procedure can be found HERE. Please follow all steps EXACTLY as outlined in my article.
Also make sure that you have the latest service packs and updates from Microsoft.
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SOURCE: update stalls computer
UNPLUG THE CAM AND LOOK IN DEVICE MANAGER.FIND YOUR CAM AND UNINSTALL THE DRIVERS.REBOOT.DOWNLOAD NEW DRIVERS FROM WEBSITE FOR CAM.MAKING SURE ITS THE RIGHT MAKE AND MODEL AND ITS THE DRIVERS FOR YOUR OS.THEN REBOOT.PLUG CAMERA BACK IN.SYSTEM WILL DETECT IT AND LOAD THE DRIVERS.HOPE THIS HELPS.RICHARDM69PS I BELIEVE YOUR ORIGINAL DOWNLOAD BECAME CORRUPTED DURING INSTALL/DOWNLOAD UNINSTALL OLD REBOOT AND INSTALL NEW
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