Windows 7: Logitech Webcam communicate STX

FYI. I could not get the Logitech drivers for my QuickCam Pro 9000 to work correctly until I upgraded from Windows 7 7100/7127 to 7232. I had similar results with the Realtek ALC888 drivers.

And believe me when I say I tried MANY different install methods with 7100/7127.

Yes I do and its worked on every build of Windows 7 that Ive used the official drivers for this webcam are on Windows Update so what type of error are you getting when Windows attempts to install the driver software?

Steven

I, too, am using a Logitech Webcam communicate STX. And I, too, can't get it to work in Win 7 (64-bit, build 7100). I've done all the updates I can and still no love. I've tried installing Logitech's drivers in WinXP and Vista modes and still nada. I have an older scanner that is facing extinction on Windows 7, too. Good thing I love WinXP - cuz it looks like I'm going back. So far, no compelling reason to "upgrade" to Windows 7. Too bad I'll be forced to someday.

Is this the driver update you installed via Windows Update?

dmex,

I have no idea where you got the screenshot. When I go to Windows Update, it tells me there are no updates for me - except language packs. The Device Stage shows a "Camera" with a red X on it. When I try to update the driver for it, I get "Sorry, there are no updates available... blah blah blah..." Am I missing something here? Is there somewhere else to look for compatible drivers? I'd love to use both my webcam and my scanner. BTW, the scanner worked in builds before 7100.

What Windows 7 build are you using? RTM 7600 comes out today

When you have installed the RTM, let me know if your able to install the STX update

Win 7 download page still downloads build 7100, which is what I am currently running. I've experienced some BSOD, too. That worries me some.

If you have the BSOD information it will help isolate the cause, you also cant download the RTM from Microsoft

dmex,

Laughs on me - I read your reply as "RC 7600 available..." - breezed right on over the "RTM" part. D'oh! As for the BSOD, they happened quickly and the computer restarted before I could investigate. I assumed at first it was due to an underpowered PSU, but after replacing the PSU, I still got BSOD. I haven't seen BSOD since Win98 days. I run WinXP SP3 32-bit on a SSD drive and a 5GB ramdisk - it's smoking fast and stable as hell. I'm running Windows 7 RC1 (build 7100) 64-bit on a HDD because running it on the SSD was unbelieveably slow.

So the conclusion is that the drivers are installed through windows update but you can't install any fully working software ...