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Thread ID: 92842	2008-08-25 04:19:00	USB install problem	DeSade (984)	Press F1

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
700133	2008-08-25 04:19:00	www.imagef1.net.nz What information do you need in regards to this? Any ideas?	DeSade (984)
700134	2008-08-25 04:22:00	Redownload it then try again Does it say the drivers work with Vista?	Speedy Gonzales (78)
700135	2008-08-25 04:29:00	They are vista drivers its trying to install, the USB device has no drivers of its own	DeSade (984)
700136	2008-08-25 04:36:00	I would check the FAQ if Logitech have one or send them an email Is a firewall or something like teatimer, or onecare running in the background?? If they are disable it	Speedy Gonzales (78)
700137	2008-08-25 04:55:00	I only run windows firewall (adaquate with my other protections) It was logitech that caused this problem in the first place :(	DeSade (984)
700138	2008-08-25 04:56:00	Hmm the Logitech site says this When using Windows Vista, you may find during the first start up your computer you will need to enable Automatic Updates to get the latest USB drivers. This is because factory Vista installs do not have the post-launch series of updated USB drivers. A sure sign of this is if your computer asks for a driver disk after connecting a Logitech USB Audio product. Did it ask for a disk?? Sounds like it did if you installed the drivers	Speedy Gonzales (78)
700139	2008-08-25 05:32:00	No Useless info will post later	DeSade (984)
700140	2008-08-25 07:08:00	Ok I had a problem with my mouse and keyboard (both Logitech products) on my new Vista platform following the advice from the techs at logitech did not help the situation (which I later fixed myself) but it did destroy all my logitech files and registry keys. Since this device doesn't come with or usually need drivers there are none to use to bypass the Vista drivers and when I try to install the Vista drives you can see the result.	DeSade (984)
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