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Old 18th December, 2004, 07:12 AM
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Hi anyone can help me instaling this cam on windows 64?
All drivers i tried are not compatible with this version of windows.
the model is p35u1 and driver is manufactured by ezonics
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All I found was this. But it looks like it's only for Win2k. Is there a compatibility tab if you right click on the file and run it that way?
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If there are no 64bit drivers for it, then you will not be able to get it to work under Windows XP 64bit. A 64bit OS requires you to have 64bit drivers, there is no way to get 32bit drivers to operate in a 64bit environment.

Applications are a different matter however.
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Hmm thanks for the info, i will use the windows 32 bit so i can use my drivers
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This is the problem with Windows XP 64bit right now - getting hold of the drivers is difficult. However, this will change as time progresses. I suspect that many manufacturers are holding off for the final version of Windows XP 64bit before writing drivers. After all, it is still just a beta product!
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