WWWBoard New Message: Message 1136: Re: Logitech QuickCam Express Problems WWWBoard: Message 1136 [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ ]    Posted by Gordon on 06/16/02 at 10:16 PM Subject:   Re: Logitech QuickCam Express Problems Message Posted Well, I tried to remove the Alcatel, nothing. Then isolate it on a toatlly different controller, nothing. So I still have the problem. I think the computer thinks that the WebCam is being used right off the bat and so I can't access it through the "My Computer" menu because it thinks that it is being used by the Logitech program??? That's why I think it works when I use that program and not the "My Computer". That would probably explain why after I unplug the camera and plug it back in right away, it thinks that i logged out of the programs and allows me to access it by "My Computer" That's kinda just a guess.Question is, what do I do now?: Try removing the Alcatel from the PC or isolating it on one or the other USB controller. Put the rest of the USB devices on the opposite controller.: : Bill: : Hello,: : Here's the problem. In XP when I go to My Computer and click on my WebCam in the Scanners and Cameras section, it can't initialize and says "Creation of the video preview failed. Please check the device connection and make sure that the device is not being used by another application or user." BUT, it does run ok when I use the Logitech software. Weirdest part about this is when I try to unplug and immediately plug back the webcam and access it again in the Scanners and Cameras section of My Computer, it allows me to preview. Very weird. Most annoying part is I think one of these devices is causing me to get an annoying message with a BSOD at shutdown only. Something to do with "multiple_irp_complete_requests": : My computer set up:: : ASUS A7V333 motherboard (updated 4 in 1 drivers and 2.0 USB Drivers: : Canon S750 printer (USB): : Alcatel Speed Touch USB modem (updated 1.6 drivers): : ASUS GeForce3 Video Card: : Maxtor 60MB ATA133: : 256MB KingMax PC2700 RAM: : Lite-On Burner, Pioneer DVD-ROM: : Soundblaster Live: : Athlon XP 1800+: : If you have any suggestion, please shoot.: : Thanking you in advance,: : Gordon    Follow Ups:   Re: Logitech QuickCam Express Problems Bill D.   Posted at: 06/17/02 (1)   Re: Logitech QuickCam Express Problems Jeff Roberts   Posted at: 06/17/02 (0) Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Message to Post : Well, I tried to remove the Alcatel, nothing. Then isolate it on a toatlly different controller, nothing. So I still have the problem. I think the computer thinks that the WebCam is being used right off the bat and so I can't access it through the "My Computer" menu because it thinks that it is being used by the Logitech program??? That's why I think it works when I use that program and not the "My Computer". That would probably explain why after I unplug the camera and plug it back in right away, it thinks that i logged out of the programs and allows me to access it by "My Computer" That's kinda just a guess.Question is, what do I do now?: Try removing the Alcatel from the PC or isolating it on one or the other USB controller. Put the rest of the USB devices on the opposite controller.: : Bill: : Hello,: : Here's the problem. In XP when I go to My Computer and click on my WebCam in the Scanners and Cameras section, it can't initialize and says "Creation of the video preview failed. Please check the device connection and make sure that the device is not being used by another application or user." BUT, it does run ok when I use the Logitech software. Weirdest part about this is when I try to unplug and immediately plug back the webcam and access it again in the Scanners and Cameras section of My Computer, it allows me to preview. Very weird. Most annoying part is I think one of these devices is causing me to get an annoying message with a BSOD at shutdown only. Something to do with "multiple_irp_complete_requests": : My computer set up:: : ASUS A7V333 motherboard (updated 4 in 1 drivers and 2.0 USB Drivers: : Canon S750 printer (USB): : Alcatel Speed Touch USB modem (updated 1.6 drivers): : ASUS GeForce3 Video Card: : Maxtor 60MB ATA133: : 256MB KingMax PC2700 RAM: : Lite-On Burner, Pioneer DVD-ROM: : Soundblaster Live: : Athlon XP 1800+: : If you have any suggestion, please shoot.: : Thanking you in advance,: : Gordon   [ Posting Rules | Follow Ups | Return to WWWBoard ]