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Open this link (http://www.freeware-downloads.com/freeware/creative-vf0330-driver-xp.htm)

You can download recent drivers and application for your web cam from this site:

http://support.creative.com/Products/ProductDetails.aspx?catID=218&CatName=Web+Cameras&subCatID=846&subCatName=Live!+Cam+Series&prodID=16904&prodName=Live!+Cam+Video+IM+Pro+(VF0410)&bTopTwenty=1&VARSET=prodfaq:PRODFAQ_16904,VARSET=CategoryID:218

Creative has released new WebCam PD 1001 drivers

This is the latest stand-alone driver release for Creative WebCam model number PD 1001 only, for users running on Windows 98/98SE, Windows Millennium, Windows 2000 and Windows XP only.

This release includes several fixes and improvements to video quality.

It is also fully WHQL certified for Windows XP and is tested on Creative WebCam only.

The camera's model number is located on the underside of your camera.

Download

Go to the MS windows update site. Install SP2 or SP3. Then try your web cam driver.

download driver from here:
http://support.creative.com/Products/ProductDetails.aspx?catID=218&subCatID=553&prodID=14809&prodName=Live!%20Cam%20Notebook%20Pro%20(VF0250)&subCatName=Live!%20Cam%20for%20Notebooks&CatName=Web+Cameras

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Sorry talhahs, creative has not written Vista compatible driver software for you're PC-Cam 350 camera. Hence you're camera will not function with any version of Vista.
There are few SD readers currently that are compatible with Vista. Click on this link to see one type.
http://www.vavolo.com/productdetails.asp,mode,1,ProductID,3908,gclid,CPqsn6iJ-JMCFQEnGgod1UrbWg
A card reader that will help you in transferring pictures from you’re camera to you’re PC while using Vista.
Win XP, unlike Vista will still run program software even if it has not passed MS's compatability.

Good Luck!
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My wife has a new computer with Vista on it.  I tried to plug in my Creative Webcam Instant into it, thinking there would be no problems.  Turns out that Creative doesn't support Vista for a couple of its webcams.  I fixed it, though, and now there's no problems.  What you have to do is take advantage of a couple of Vista's less-obvious features.  Put the Creative CD in.  On the CD (not in a folder on the CD), there's a setup.exe.  Right-click it and select "Properties".  On the "Compatibility" tab, enable the option to run it in compatibility mode for XP SP2.  Then also check the "run as administrator" option, just for good measure.  After that, it will install just fine (otherwise, the Creative installer tells you that it doesn't support your version of Windows).  Then, after it installs, find the program's executable.  It should be in the relevant program files folder (if you're not sure, hover over the webcam center shortcut in the start menu, and see where the program is actually located).  Do the same thing for the program executable (right-click, compatibility tab, enable compatibility mode for XP SP2, enable running as admin for good measure).  If it doesn't work for you after all that, I don't know what to tell you.  It works just fine for me now (it didn't want to otherwise).

Well, the questionmarks often suggests that the language pack is not installed. Try downloading the English software from their website. It is possible that this is another language. http://www.creative.com/

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