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  1. Posts : 1
    7
       #11

    Me too.....

    The installer interrupts,

    Here is the System:

    CamSpace cannot find the webcam.

    @ Mr GRiM
    It does not work.
    the driver update cannot find a driver in the installation directory.
    I tried to find in this direcory a driver for "! USB camera".
    I deos not have a CD, I had downloaded the driver from MS.
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  2. Posts : 1
    Windows 7 beta
       #12

    Windows 7 beta & Lifecam (VTX 1000)


    Thanks for the advice here.
    I had a problem installing the drivers for VTX1000.
    The solution was to install the drivers from the Microsoft Hardware Support website (for Windows 7 beta).
    After following the instructions, i.e. install, pluging in the cam at the step prompted, Windows attempts to look for the drivers from Windows update.
    This fails.
    I then rebooted and tried various thing but the solution was to do as above.
    Go into device manager, the imagining device (for the cam) was shown "unknown" with a "?". Selecting and updating the device driver to search on the hard disk (Windows install volume, .e.g. C: found the correct driver and its works fine now.
    Many thanks for the tips here.
    Good luck.
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  3. Posts : 3
    Win7
       #13

    So for a few months now I've been happily using windows 7 without problems, until I decided to pull out my webcam (vx-3000). I've followed all the suggestions in this and other threads on the forum, troubleshooting leads to the same result constantly. Whenever I open the webcam software or attempt to use it in the windows live messenger, I'll get the "Initalization Error." Even though everything reads green and happy. I haven't seen the webcam "light up" even though it's been connected and looks good on device manager, with no problems etc. I used the 2.9 install located on the win7 MS page, driver version on the device reads 5.12.1.61, if anyone can offer me a solution to what's going on, I would be terribly greatful. My mom really wants to see her grandson lol.
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  4. Posts : 1,519
    El Capitan / Windows 10
       #14

    CeleOOKIE said:
    So for a few months now I've been happily using windows 7 without problems, until I decided to pull out my webcam (vx-3000). I've followed all the suggestions in this and other threads on the forum, troubleshooting leads to the same result constantly. Whenever I open the webcam software or attempt to use it in the windows live messenger, I'll get the "Initalization Error." Even though everything reads green and happy. I haven't seen the webcam "light up" even though it's been connected and looks good on device manager, with no problems etc. I used the 2.9 install located on the win7 MS page, driver version on the device reads 5.12.1.61, if anyone can offer me a solution to what's going on, I would be terribly greatful. My mom really wants to see her grandson lol.
    New from Microsoft specifically for Windows 7: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=137236

    Webcam Products

    Read all installation notes and known issues for important information before beginning software installation.

    Installation Notes
    Always install the software using the Setup program instead of installing the drivers directly.
    When the Setup program is finished, open the LifeCam beta software by double-clicking the LifeCam icon on the desktop.
    If your audio and video must be adjusted, open the LifeCam Dashboard, click Settings, and then click "Audio / Video Settings" and follow the instructions to adjust the settings for your speakers, microphone, and video.
    Known Issues
    Microsoft is aware of the following known issues when using the LifeCam beta software with the Windows® 7 operating system beta.

    The LifeCam beta software is currently available in US English only but can be installed on all localized versions of the Windows® 7 operating system beta.
    AMCap 2.0 does not work on Windows 7 Beta (AMCap 9.1 does work).
    Avermedia tuning cards may disrupt the video stream from your LifeCam.
    The Post to Windows Live Spaces button does not work.
    The Audio and Video Tuning button in LifeCam does not work with Windows Live 9.0. WORKAROUND: If you need to adjust your microphone or camera, use the Audio and Video setup in the Windows Live Messenger Tools menu.

    30 min turnaround -- you can't get that with paid tech support!
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  5. Posts : 3
    Win7
       #15

    I appreciate your efforts, but I have been doing all of that, I don't have anything that would interfere as far as I know. The problem with the Initialization Error is that I'm unable to access the Audio/Video Settings, they are disabled when that error is given, also makes the settings inaccessible during a video call through windows live as well.
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  6. Posts : 1,519
    El Capitan / Windows 10
       #16

    CeleOOKIE said:
    I appreciate your efforts, but I have been doing all of that, I don't have anything that would interfere as far as I know. The problem with the Initialization Error is that I'm unable to access the Audio/Video Settings, they are disabled when that error is given, also makes the settings inaccessible during a video call through windows live as well.
    Uninstall any and all software you've tried to date. Use device manager to uninstall (not disable) the device and delete the drivers when prompted. Disconnect the device. Install the Windows 7 device package I linked to. Connect the device. Run AMCap to test. If that fails run Webcam Diagnostics:

    Videoconferencing and Video Capture Tools
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  7. Posts : 3
    Win7
       #17

    baarod said:
    Uninstall any and all software you've tried to date. Use device manager to uninstall (not disable) the device and delete the drivers when prompted. Disconnect the device. Install the Windows 7 device package I linked to. Connect the device. Run AMCap to test. If that fails run Webcam Diagnostics:

    Videoconferencing and Video Capture Tools
    AMCap gave me an error, Unable to render the video preview stream, The parameter is incorrect. [0x80070057/11878], so I ran CamDiag. These are the results...
    Selected source: Microsoft LifeCam VX-3000

    Driver not registered with NetMeeting (possible black border)
    Capture graph initialized
    Video format set to 160*120 at 30 fps
    Capture graph failed to render

    The parameter is incorrect. [0x80070057]
    Unable to position the video preview

    No such interface supported [0x80004002]
    Video preview enabled
    Video capture started
    full cam diag: RapidShare: Easy Filehosting
    Any other ideas? I'm considering thinking that the webcam is just broken or something, but I'd really rather not go out and have the same thing happen with a new one :/
    EDIT: thanks for all your help by the way, realized I didn't say thank you lol
    Last edited by CeleOOKIE; 15 Apr 2009 at 17:20.
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  8. Posts : 1
    Windows 7 RTM x64
       #18

    Windows 7 RTM x64 driver problem


    I have installed the lastest beta driver from microsoft LifeCam2.91.exe

    Install this is not a problem, but Windows 7 Block the file vx3000.exe due compatible issues

    Removing everything and let the windows install using automatic driver updats, Windows cannot find the USB camera Driver
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  9. Posts : 287
    7600x64 RTM
       #19

    There's a work around for it, I'm using my vx3000 as I write this, it works fine.

    MS Lifecam VX-3000
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  10. Posts : 35
    Win 7
       #20

    LifeCam 3.0 works and is available from Microsoft downloads.
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