My current Logitech e2500 worked with Windows 8.0 but when I "upgraded" to Windows 8.1 I was unable to get the webcam to work. Message says it's incompatible, blah blah. I don't want to buy another webcam and then learn won't work with Windows 8.1. Any...
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Mine works fine in 8.1. Did you make sure to grab the latest drivers from Logitech?
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Funny, mine said there are "known compatibility issues" with this and it has caused some conflicts for me on my Dell 9000 Windows 7Pro system. I am going to try to hook it up through my XP PC and see if it has conflicts there as well.Seems Logitech should have been able to fix this "known compatibility issue" with Windows 7 by now!
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If your web-cam dont work , you have to know if it work with your OS wheither if it works with windows 8 or what windows 8 is a pain in the tooth so to speak not every gadget works with it
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Windows 8 support has been added.http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support/5869?section=downloads&crid;=405&osid;=14&bit;=32
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Make sure you have installed the drivers. So go to your mouse in your add hardware,or add mouse and reinstall it. Mine works fine on windows 8.1 or win. 8. I hope this will help. Have a great day!
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I am having major problems with this camera running under windows 7 32 bit version. Apparently this is a known issue with Logitech. When the drivers are installed, my system doesn't recognize or read or write to other periferals plugged into my other USB ports. But the strange thing is that the webcam worked well even though my system was unstable. Go Figure. I also get the "Blue Screen of Death" and a system dump every time I shut down the computer. The error log pointed to the webcam drivers. After uninstalling the drivers, all became stable again. I was able to recreate this issue every time I tried re-installing. I called Logitech tech support and got an incredibly unhelpful person who told me it was a known issue but not their problem and told me to call Microsoft. I did call Logitech back again and got a support person who seemed to want to be helpful but wasn't. I'm returning it.
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Hey there! I've used this mouse on Windows 8 computers before (I don't own Windows 8, sorry), and it worked well.Also, there are drivers for the device for Windows 8, which are available on the following site:http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support/gaming-mouse-g300?section=downloads&bit;=32&o;sid=23&softwareFile;=on&selectedFile;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.logitech.com%2Fpub%2Ftechsupport%2Fgaming%2FLGS_8.50.281_x86_Logitech.exeHope this is useful for you, and have an awesome day!
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This is a generic Bluetooth mouse; it should work with any operating system that has a bluetooth stack supporting pointing devices. I don't have a Windows 8.1 box to test with, but I can confirm it works on Windows 7, all flavors of Linux, and Mac machines. Even if the stock Microsoft bluetooth stack did not support bluetooth mice, any current 3rd party bluetooth stack does; (bluesoleil, toshiba bluetooth stack, motorola bluetooth stack, Intel bluetooth stack, etc...) I've also tested this with a couple Android devices and it works there too. (Tested on Android 4.0 through 4.4.2)
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Yes, it works on our Windows 8, 64-bit computer. However, the camera never achieves its "ideal" focus, and seems to go in and out for the entirety of our video chats. Our friends have simply gotten used to it at this point, but I can see how it would bother some people. Otherwise it works great and is the clearest webcam I've used!
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I have yet to upgrade any of my computers to Windows 8... so I don't have personal experience using the mouse with that particular OS. However, I checked with the Microsoft website and drivers for "Windows 8" 32 bit and 64 bit appear to be available for free download. Generally speaking, devices like mice should be compatible with any new and improved upgraded operating system. Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure why it would not work on a Windows 8 Surface. I have found the if you plug the device in first and then open the software, it works fine, but in reverse order, it will use your webcam. If you have your webcam physically blocked, or taped over, it will appear black. Other than that, I can only suggest that you go to the Zoomy product page at learningresources.com, go to their "Downloadable samples" page (link is lower on the page) and download the latest software package. Be sure to check your lot code on the box. Uninstall the old version and install the new version.
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I got it to work with windows 8.1. I ended up returning it b/c it stopped working after the 1st time i used it.
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The drivers you need to find are pretty easy to download if you know what components you have. I'm answering this on mine I finished up a few months ago. The only driver I haven't found yet is for the webcam and they don't have a manufacturer listed anywhere. If you have any questions let me know.
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Yes - compatible with all versions of Windows.http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/32427/session/L2F2LzEvdGltZS8xNDA5NDg2MDA5L3NpZC9mN2pMZGQxbQ%3D%3D
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Yes the camera will work with Windows 8.1. Logitech provides a camera controller app as well. see here: http://apps.microsoft.com/windows/en-us/app/logitech-camera-controller/02b3d909-8b3f-49e1-8928-6a92f53e5217
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yes i am using it on windows 8.1if you do not have the software cd with the camera download it from the logitech site!
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Yes, it does work. I guess all the Windows 8 gestures are handled by the latest Logitech SetPoint software. I have both the newer T620 as well as the older M600. So far, I have not found anything that the T620 can do but not the M600. Both mice seem to have the same hardware support as long as the Logitech SetPoint is configured properly. Make sure the latest version of Logitech SetPoint is installed. Check this out:http://forums.logitech.com/t5/Mice-and-Pointing-Devices/M600-vs-T620/td-p/940590