Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000 Webcam and Windows 7 Hi. Does this prodeuct work with Windows 7? Would I have to download additional drivers? thanks.
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Yes, I used the drivers from the Logitech site. After 5 weeks of back and forth emails and phone calls to tech support I finally got the issue resolved. I was contacted by a senior tech support person and was told to do a clean boot after disabling all Microsoft Services and then re-install the Logitech software. Then I re-enabled all the Microsoft Services. This solved the problem and my computer is now stable and the webcam works wonderfully. It is a shame that this simple fix took over 5 weeks to resolve.
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I am running it with Windows 7 32-bit without any issues. I did download the webcam software from Logitech, I have v12.10.1113. The drivers are 12.10.1110.
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Thank you for posting this fix. I hate to bother you but I am having the same problem and tech support said they were moving me up another step but I haven't heard from them. Can you explain how to disable microsoft services and what you mean by a clean boot.
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@William Taylor - This product worked perfectly for me in Win 7 Pro (64-bit). I did not have to go on the Internet to install additional drivers, to the best of my recollection. It was an easy installation.
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@ rob fisher - this might help. check the 3rd post from the tophttp://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7hardware/thread/0f14100e-585c-4ffd-b230-c6a1b2cab288
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Hi. Does this prodeuct work with Windows 7 running on 64-bit? Would I have to download additional drivers? thanks.
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I just got an e-mail from Logitech support, stating that all Logitech webcams are not fully supported in Windows 8.1. In other words, from my experience, the basic webcam functions, video and audio work, but the advanced features (zoom, pan, tilt, etc.) are inaccessible in Windows 8.1. Logitech support also essentially said that they do not have a fix for this problem and that they do not know when a fix for this problem will come out.
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Yes this Webcam Is Compatible with Windows 8 64 bit! Its a great Webcam, the audio is superb and the quality of the 1080p Resolution and great for all types of recording, whether its a Skype or Google Hangout or just a random video for you to save to your local drive ( Your computer) I recommend downloading the free software for this webcam that allows you to control it, You can find it on the logitech website http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support/hd-pro-webcam-c920?section=downloads&bit=&osid=23 Hope this helps My friend!
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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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Amazon shipped the Quickcam pro for notebooks. Not the wecam C905! I checked now on my camera what is the P/N (the tag attached to the USB cord) and what logitech has on these. Well, found now that the Logitech Quickcam pro for notebooks p/n is 860-000108 (which is what I got when I bought from Amazon the presumable new C905. )According to Logitech site the Webcam C905 p/n is 860-000231!So these are not the same. Still what is the actual difference between these cameras.? They look the same...??best
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It does work with Windows, I recommend visiting the Logitech website for any driver info.
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I have been using it with Windows 7 with no problems. Note the field of view is rather narrow. The screen is good for one face at four feet. Our other webcams have a much wider view. Two persons at a desk need to be about 6 feet away to be in the picture.
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I have used my USB connector with Windows Vista Home Premium, Windows XP and Windows 7. I did not need additional drivers. It took seconds to get it working.
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Should be just plug and play. Just plug into usb port and I know it works with Windows 7.
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Im a Vista user....bottomline...the lifecam does not work with Vista. You can go through a series of configuration of your computer, but for something that suppose to be simple to install....it isnt. If you had a prior logitech device installed in your computer...this cam is a nightmare to install!! Save your money, and dont buy a microsoft lifecam...they are cheap for a reason!!!
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The latest version (1.6, I think) works just fine on 64 bit Win 7. Logitec will upgrade (as I remember it) for free. I have not had any problems, including the "lost camera" mentioned by Dave.
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I have Windows 7 and it immediately found it and downloaded the driver. I use it for Skype and as a security cam when I'm not here. For the price, I couldn't be happier.
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i don't know .it worked with windows xp -but i now have neither ,but a upgraded computer and a better webcam.
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I know it works great on Win7 also. FireWire was part of many XP systems back in the day. so the drivers do exist. Most likely once installed, XP will find the driver. If not, do a windows update and see if one is found then. A few Google searches might find a generic driver out there somewhere too. But yes, it works great with video cameras that have the FireWire interface. Though a single core 32bit XP system will hardly handle the live streaming digital video from the camera. I wasn't too impressed with mine at the time.
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I have no issues getting this camera to work with Skype. No additional drivers for either the camera or Skype were required. What version of Windows and Skype are you using?
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can anyone tell me how to do this, i have three types of webcams. logitech, creative, and microsoft. they are all farely new, they all connect through usb. i have tried several camera apps. photobooth, skype, ect.
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Not on my PC w/ Windows 7. I've tried to find drivers and so far no luck on that, or on getting the camera to function. Still trying to get it to operate, however.