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Hi Nobus.<br />
It looks like there is no drivers for this camera beyond Windows Vista x64, so probably it's working on Windows 7 too but no more.<br />
You probably know that.<br />
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Software Version: 11.1<br />
Last Update: 8/7/2007<br />
OS: Windows Vista, Windows XP (or older)<br />
File Size: Approximate download size is 35 megabytes.<br />
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Maybe it will be good idea to write question to Logitech technical support with question.
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When stuff gets old there are no modern drivers for Windows 10. Why do you think there must be?<br />
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I just get working devices. It saves a lot of time.
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yep - i know about drivers and that it's old<br />
but it installs ok in device manager - so why can't i use it???<br />
is there no universal webcam soft &nbsp;- prefereably free?
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Hi,<br />
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later versions of Win 10 seem to work based on other posts- try removing the Logitech software to remove the old drivers.
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there is no software installed, and old logitech soft refuses to install
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Rob - any other syggestions for proceeding?
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Hi - does it show in Device Manager?<br />
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it's been reported to work in Skype under Win 10 - what app are you using?
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<b>Detach</b> the webcam from your computer.<br />
<b>Uninstall </b>the driver and <b>restart</b> your Computer.<br />
Right click the <b>setup.exe</b> file . &nbsp;Click <b>Troubleshoot Compatibility</b>.<br />
Select the option “<b>Troubleshoot program</b>”<br />
Select &quot;<b>The program worked in earlier versions of Windows but won’t install or run now</b>&quot;.<br />
Click <b>next</b>.<br />
Select a version of Windows the program worked with. <br />
click on &quot;<b>Start the program</b>&quot;.<br />
Follow the on screen instructions to <b>install the program</b> as you normally would. <br />
Click the option at the end of the wizard &quot;<b>Yes, save these settings for this program</b>&quot;.<br />
<b>Wait</b> while your settings for the program are saved.<br />
Click <b>Close</b>.<br />
<b>Attach</b> the webcam to your computer and <b>wait</b> for Windows to install the drivers.
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Rob - i'm not using anything - it was a fresh install; but i can try if it works with testmycam or such<br />
strange thing is, at first boot of W10 - it wanted to install logitech soft - but alas - i clicked it away<br />
so i'm thinking that there is some working software for it, from Logitech
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Hi nobus,<br />
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Two suggestions.<br />

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<i>it wanted to install logitech soft - but alas - i clicked it away</i>
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1. How long since you installed the webcam? Is it possible you may have a system restore point you can go back to before you clicked away the software install from Logitech? If so, try removing the device from the USB port, restore back to that point and then replace in the USB port to see if you get prompted to install the software again after restoring.<br />
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Failing the above...<br />
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2. Have you had a look at this page? &nbsp;<a href="http://support.logitech.com/en_us/article/3428" rel="ugc">http://support.logitech.com/en_us/article/3428</a> and tried available drivers from there? &quot;LWS 2.80&quot; drivers are for Windows 10 and could be worth a try. &nbsp;<a href="http://www.logitech.com/pub/video/lws/lws280.exe" rel="ugc">Direct Download Link</a><br />
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Hope &nbsp;that's helpful.
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1-no restore point - it was a new install, and at first boot i was installing other things, so i clicked logitech away - &nbsp;big fault it seems (but if need be -i'll restart from scratch<br />
2-yes i saw it,, but did not scroll down enough &nbsp;- so already tx for the pointer
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that worked as you said <br />
tx for this simple solution
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Davis <br />
i just tried it again on another pc, but when i unplug the webcam - it vanishes from Device manager - so impossible to uninstall<br />
and of course - it does not redetect it either when plugged in<br />
i hope you still have a solution?
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Reread my post on how to open a device manager with everything Windows has ever detected an it will appear as a non-present device.
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that's what i did -it appears - but when i reconnect it - after UNINSTALLING it - it only shows up, but the software doe not prompt
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Nobus, did you end up trying that driver that I pointed you to?
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no - i tried it just now --and &nbsp;it does work a bit different, and says incompatible webcam during install<br />
so i feel you deserve also points<br />
if possible, i'd like the old solution still, since i don't understand why it does not work anymore
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Wasn't the points I was worried about nobus, more so curious about if you'd tried the driver as I thought that maybe it could help you out :)
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If you still have access to the PC where it worked, you cab search the Windows\INF folder for Logitech or quickcam which ought to reveal which inf file was used to install it. &nbsp;It's mighty tedious; but, that file would also tell you what other files are needed to install it and you can copy those, along with the inf file to a flash drive which would then work.<br />
Somehow, the inf and driver files got onto the PC you originally asked about.
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sadly, that drive is gone - i was already thinking the same also.<br />
it looks like it can be an hiccup between different w10 versions
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That, too is a possibility; but, it is more likely that the other drive had some drivers on it that worked.
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drivers ? &nbsp; they are Always installed ok - it's the software that does not reinstall
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Are you trying to use the Logitech software or to make the webcam work?<br />
If it is the latter, there are numerous apps, such as Skype that would let you see the webcam working.
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as i posted : &quot;trying to use the Logitech software &quot;&nbsp;so i can take &nbsp;apicture with and view thru it<br />
i know i can test it with my webcam, Skype etc<br />
just wondering why the software does not prompt &nbsp;when i connet the cam, after clearing it; tha way i did before
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Here are several ways to get old software to work on Windows 10; but, you're really on your own as I don't have a Quickcam 5000 to play with:<br />
<a href="https://www.howtogeek.com/228689/how-to-make-old-programs-work-on-windows-10/" rel="ugc">https://www.howtogeek.com/228689/how-to-make-old-programs-work-on-windows-10/</a>
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i have this old webcam, it worked fine in windows 7 64 bit. &nbsp; model v-uax16<br />
now in windows 10 it does not work - even if it is installed without error in device manager<br />
what options do i have to get it running? <br />
can i get it running in windows 10, or a VM ?<br />
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and plse don't say to buy another one - that does <b>not</b> answer my Q, and i know its old
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i have this old webcam, it worked fine in windows 7 64 bit.   model v-uax16
now in windows 10 it does not work - even if it is installed without error in device manager
what options do i have to get it running? 
can i get it running in windows 10, or a VM ?

and plse don't say to buy another one - that does not answer my Q, and i know its old

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