Purchased QuickCam Pro 9000. Install Disk gets to a point of loading drivers then I get a 1722 error. Have an IBM T60 Laptop running XP.

Hi,
I do have a T60 as well!, love it! and the only way to restore as from factory is to install a fresh copy of the OS of choice (if original disk are not available) then, go to IBM.com or lenovo.com and download the drivers that belongs to your pc. I hope that this answered your question!, Good Luck!.
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/DRVR-MATRIX.html#newhp

it is not a compatible software you need to go to the logitech quickcam site and download the right software.

1st You download Webcam Driver.
QuickCam Pro 9000
After this install the Webcam driver in the system.
Installation of Webcam Driver
Go to the control panel
Click on the System Icon
Click on the Hardware Tab
Click on the Device Manager s
Select the Unknown Device or printer device where yellow Question Marks sign on it.
Right click on it and uninstall it.
After this go to the top of the device manager and click on scan for hardware changes.
Driver installation Wizard start.
Brows Your Driver from the Hard Disk and click on next.
Driver will be install.

If you are happy with it running on a different OS try running it in Compatibility Mode
Right click on the desktop camera icon
Select 'Properties'
Select 'Compatibility' tab
Check the CM mode box and select the OS from the dropdown box
Click 'Apply' & 'OK'

The Quickcam Pro 9000 is only compatible with PC, Windows XP SP2 at least.

If your virtual PC runs Windows 7, there is a known issue running it in Windows 7. If this is the case, I suggest to contact the manufacturer.

There is one made for MAC though; QUICKCAM vision PRO. Manufacturer's part number is 960-000254.

Hope this helps! Please don't forget to rate or vote. All the best!

It is possible your webcam is either disabled or the driver is corrupted. Try reloading the webcam software driver, reboot, and then try the free webcam test tool to check if it is working properly.

The logitech software runs constantly and uses too much processing power. try plugging it in without the softwarer being installed and see if it will let you use it. If it doesn't you need to go to the logitech website and see if you can download just drivers.

make sure the following INF installed in %windir%\inf?

* usb.inf
* wdmaudio.inf
* wdma_usb.inf

The usb.inf is likely missing. Download it and place it in the windows\inf folder. Then remove all logitech drivers and software and re-install.

If you explore the disk and find the exe. file you might be able to right click on it and click Properties. Sometimes there is a Compatibility tab that shows a list of Compatibility modes for older operating systems.
There is a chance that the camera won't fully function if you do this though so I would suggest you install Service Pack 2, as SP2 is basically the '2nd half' of xp, and will make installs much easier.

hope this helps
chris

If you are using windows xp then you should download this fix from the microsoft website. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=C717D943-7E4B-4622-86EB-95A22B832CAA&displaylang=en

If you are running windows vista please follow these instructions carefully.

1. Click on "Start".
2. Click on "All Programs".
3. Click on "Accessories".
4. Right click on the Command Prompt, select "run as administrator".
5. At the prompt, type "regsvr32 vbscript.dll".
6. You will now get a message box saying "vbscript.dll" has been registered.
7. Reinstall QuickCam

I hope this helps. If not let us know.

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