Webcam driver help needed
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Just hook it up, get it online, and tell Windows to go ahead and hunt down the right software for it itself
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urbanotter4 said:Look, whether you call it Setup or Install, it’s all the same thing at the end of the day. You should have just kicked off the installation and let it load the drivers. Honestly, even if you already unpacked everything, just jump into the Device Manager and look for that little question mark under Other Devices—it'll probably be labeled as an audio Controller. Just right-click that, hit Properties, and then choose Install, Reinstall, or Update driver—whatever the menu throws at you. From there, pick "Install from a specific location" and point it directly to the folder where you unzipped those drivers. Windows will sniff them out and boom, you're done.
But I still think a proper Install should have handled all of this automatically without all the headache.
urbanotter4 said:Just grab the driver for Windows XP, unzip the folder, and run Setup.exe—that’s usually what they call it. The installer should handle the whole thing automatically. Installing the audio shouldn't cause any extra headaches, either. You can just do the exact same thing for all those other components built right into the motherboard.
urbanotter4 said:It’s the exact same link I sent you for the SATA stuff—just head over to the audio section.

---so if this is actually the back side of the floppy disk...