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    chris2busy said:
    Yes and yes...(as i said earlier i had it previously installed on win 7 32 bit..

    After i skipped the message and installed anyway, it still used the generic driver (see screenshot)..the result was the same..non functional camera. (black screen)

    Truly, i have no idea what could it be...
    OK
    The other advice was to go to the Logitech Website. Try this:
    Clean install of Logitech camera software for Windows
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       #22

    Mitchell I have this same webcam, and can confirm that the LED is only active when the unit is actually engaged and sending a video feed into the computer. Or thinks it is.

    mitchell65 said:
    chris2busy said:
    .after i do a restart and windows just auto-instals the generic drivers by itself...
    It would not do that if you followed my advice. It wwill not install drivers for a USB device that is not plugged in. Of course the light will stay on the ewebcam, it picks up its power supply from the USB lead. If you follow advice given we will try o help you, if you don't then I for one will go off to watch some paint dry!
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       #23

    oxymoron02 said:
    Mitchell I have this same webcam, and can confirm that the LED is only active when the unit is actually engaged and sending a video feed into the computer. Or thinks it is.

    mitchell65 said:
    chris2busy said:
    .after i do a restart and windows just auto-instals the generic drivers by itself...
    It would not do that if you followed my advice. It wwill not install drivers for a USB device that is not plugged in. Of course the light will stay on the ewebcam, it picks up its power supply from the USB lead. If you follow advice given we will try o help you, if you don't then I for one will go off to watch some paint dry!
    i can confirm that, from my previous installation (win 7 32 bit)..i suppose it could be that it will not work with 64 bit?
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
       #24

    What have you got to loose by trying my Post 21?
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
       #25

    Check your software downloads. Have you got file "lws231_full.??? (there is exe after the dot)?
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       #26

    oxymoron02 said:
    Mitchell I have this same webcam, and can confirm that the LED is only active when the unit is actually engaged and sending a video feed into the computer. Or thinks it is.
    Yes you are right, my mistake. Sorry
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       #27

    mitchell65 said:
    Check your software downloads. Have you got file "lws231_full.??? (there is exe after the dot)?
    Yes i do (see SS)...i proceeded to start your intruction from post #21 now !
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       #28

    mitchell65 said:
    chris2busy said:
    Yes and yes...(as i said earlier i had it previously installed on win 7 32 bit..

    After i skipped the message and installed anyway, it still used the generic driver (see screenshot)..the result was the same..non functional camera. (black screen)

    Truly, i have no idea what could it be...
    OK
    The other advice was to go to the Logitech Website. Try this:
    Clean install of Logitech camera software for Windows
    Tried that just now...still no avail..
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
       #29

    chris2busy said:

    Tried that just now...still no avail..
    What message did you receive at what stage? And when it came to the decision did you point the install to the lws231_full.exe file?
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  10. Posts : 33
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       #30

    mitchell65 said:
    chris2busy said:

    Tried that just now...still no avail..
    What message did you receive at what stage? And when it came to the decision did you point the install to the lws231_full.exe file?
    i got the exact same error in clean boot.."incompatible webcam detected"...it was unpluged at all times until the step that installer asked me to plug it in and thats when i got the error.
    and yep.thats the installer i use (shown in screenshot 1 post above)..

    Did quite a few googling on the issue and there seems to be alot of other ppl getting the same error.
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