Click on the download link. After you click, a box will pop-up asking you to either
"Save" or "Open From Location." Click on the "Save" radio button and then click
"Yes."
Another window will come up asking where do you want to save. Pick the
destination on your computer and click save. Be sure to remember where you
placed the zipped file.
Make sure you have WinZip's program that unzips files. You can obtain it at
http://www.winzip.com.
After it downloads, go to the place where you saved it and click on the zipped
icon. WinZip will take over from there. Allow Winzip to do its job, when it prompts
you, answer accordingly.
After WinZip unzips the program, the computer will need to be restarted. After the
computer reboots and comes back up to the Windows operating folder, there will
be an icon in the bottom right of the screen. Hold the mouse cursor over each
icon and a window will come up telling you what program it is.
Find the icon for the product you purchased. Double-click on the icon, The
software to run your product will come up on screen.
This is the only way to manipulate the settings for the product you purchased.
There is no need to enter into the "Settings" folder.
Go to this link and download your cam driver
http://www.jascoproducts.com/support/software-downloads.asp
SOURCE: GE minicam pro-HO98756
Try this site: http://www.driverguide.com/ and be aware that Vista supports very little hardware natively
SOURCE: Minicam pro GE
For those interested in Vista see the following
From GE
http://www.jascoproducts.com/support/vista-certified-products.asp
This may provide additional information -- read this even if the message is not applicable -- it also contains information about non supported camera versions.
When I try to load the driver for GE PC Camera on my Vista operating system, it gives me the following message: Do you want to search for a driver?
SOURCE: no driver for windows vista for ge minicam pro 98067 rev 2
MODEL N 98067 / MINICAN PRO Rev 2 / general electric
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