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Thread ID: 120324	2011-09-04 01:33:00	i need DSE XH5121 64 bit win7 Driver (webcam)	Viking317 (16528)	Press F1

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1228573	2011-09-04 01:33:00	so hi as the title says i cant find the windows 7 64 bit driver.. and its send me mad i tried going on Dick (head) Smiths site both Aust and NZ i cant find it... Please help.. :D	Viking317 (16528)
1228574	2011-09-04 02:05:00	Their computer accessories are quite often generic items made by some outfit in Taiwan or China, have a look for any product or serial numbers on the webcam and google it, amazing how often you'll find a driver this way. For instance this hit (members.driverguide.com)would tell you that the driver available here would only work on 95, 98, 2K, and Xp (32bit supposedly) but it also tells you the brand (CIF): if you can find a Vista driver, that may work. There is always the possibility there is no Win7x64 driver (webcam manufacturers often don't bother to keep supporting older/previous models, so you have to buy a new one ;)). You could try plugging the unit in, and checking the Hardware ID (under Properties/Details tab) through Device Manager (and googling it), or letting it do a internet search through Device Manager (think it accesses Windows/Microsoft Update site for this). Hope this helps. Welcome to PressF1	feersumendjinn (64)
1228575	2011-09-04 02:19:00	Yup doing what Feer said should work, this is what it looks like (img99.imageshack.us). But you maybe lucky if you can find a 64 bit driver	Speedy Gonzales (78)
1228576	2011-09-04 02:37:00	You could also try this hem.bredband.net (a generic driver written in Java), but it appears to only work up to XP and doesn't seem to be supported anymore.	feersumendjinn (64)
1228577	2011-09-04 02:56:00	yeah i allready d/led that Driver and still get error code: 28 i tryed to google the S/N: 105D04BC 0 0 0 9 4 2 nothing.. the other lables on the tag of notice are XH5121, Z111, N19 XH5121 yes thats the same cam as i have.. all so something i should of asked... is where should i place the driver files?	Viking317 (16528)
1228578	2011-09-04 02:59:00	Look under hardware ids under the cam entry in device manager like Feer said. Copy whats here and paste it into Google. Depends what format the drivers are in (if you find any), If its an exe file double on it. If its zipped unzip it. And Hopefully, there's an inf file in it. If there is, you go to the device in device manager / driver tab / update driver. Then point it to that inf file	Speedy Gonzales (78)
1228579	2011-09-04 03:14:00	For instance this hit would tell you that the driver available here would only work on 95, 98, 2K, and Xp (32bit supposedly) but it also tells you the brand (CIF) Click on where it says "this hit" in post #2, this will tell you the manufacturer. And repeating what Speedy said. If you find a driver (doubtful going by the age of the item), if its a zipped file, extract it first then click on setup.exe to install it (will install to the correct place itself usually); if its an exe file just double click on the file to install it.	feersumendjinn (64)
1228580	2011-09-04 03:16:00	USB\VID_0C45&PID_600D+Google= Device Descriptions This device is known by the following device descriptions. Communications Port USB Human Interface Device Unsupported Device Manufacturers This device has been manufactured by the following companies. Device Class This device matches the following device classes, each class relates to the function or type of device. 3D Accelerators BTW CDROM Display Dot4Usb HPZ12 hdc HID HIDClass Image MEDIA Modem Net nodriver PCMCIA Ports System UNKNOWN USB Operating System Compatibility This device has been detected on the following operating systems (as established by our DriverGuide Toolkit ). Windows 2000 Windows 2000 Server Windows 2003 Server Windows 95 Windows 95 OSR2 Windows 98 Windows 98 SE Windows ME Windows NT 4 Server Windows NT 4 Workstation Windows XP Home Edition Windows XP Professional Deployment This device is most commonly seen on the following machines (as established by our DriverGuide Toolkit ). AWARD_: AWRDACPI Compaq: EVO N115 470035-995 Dell Computer Corporation: 845G ECS: K7VMM ECS: M810DLU FUJITSU SIEMENS: P4GE-FSC Hewlett-Packard: HP Vectra NEC Technologies: READY 9738 Sellers: I-Motion / I-Volution / I-Conomy Shuttle: MV42 System Manufacturer: System Name VIA Technologies, Inc.: VT82C692BX	Viking317 (16528)
1228581	2011-09-04 03:29:00	www.google.co.nz A page of drivers ;) (note how it was done for next time). There is no drivers for Win7 there, so you're out of luck, you need to buy a new cam.	feersumendjinn (64)
1228582	2011-09-04 03:35:00	I would double click on the cam in device manager, and go to the driver tab / update driver (or use windows update) Check for updates, see if it finds one. If it doesnt, I would get a more modern cam (that supports 64 bit). That maybe a USB PC Camera (DC-2110A) or a CIF USB Camera (2110A). There's a link to some driver here. (www.sevenforums.com). Down the bottom. But I dont know if its got 64 bit drivers in it	Speedy Gonzales (78)
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