Drivers for BinoCam  


  1. countrynu
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    Drivers for BinoCam


    I am in need of drivers for a Ezonics BinoCam for Windows7 the disk install disk only has 98 S.E.-XP anyone have a idea where to look I went to Drivers.com Windows.com and luck yet. Thanks countrynu
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  3. stormy13
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    countrynu, welcome to the Seven Forums.

    From what I can find it doesn't even look like Ezonicsis still in business. If that is the case then your chances of finding a driver for it are slim to none.

    One thing you can try if you haven't and your Windows 7 is 32 bit (32 bit drivers won't work on 64 bit Windows), is to try the XP driver for it. It may take compatibility mode to get it to install,

    Compatibility Mode

    Also have you tried just plugging it in? If not it is possible that Windows will see it as a USB storage device, which if it does should allow you to transfer the pictures off of it.
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