Veo Webcam I resently changed from a desktop to a lap-top computer, but my laptop at this time still doesn't have a floppy, nor a cd-rom drive installed on it. Therefore I am unable to download from either drives, hence the need to find items on the internet to instal on to my computer at times. everett

this is the most solution:: I had the same problem:

"Click on Start->Control Panel->Add or Remove Programs and uninstall the Veo Stingray software driver. Also, uninstall the Veo Digital Studio.
Unplug the Veo Stingray from the computer.
IMPORTANT! If you are connected to the Internet (such as through a dial-up modem or cable modem/DSL) log off from your Internet Service Provider and disconnect any telephone cords or Ethernet/Network cables from your computer. This will prevent Microsoft Windows Update from attempting to update your Veo Stingray software driver through Microsoft Windows Update.
Place your Veo Stingray CD ROM into your computer.
Click on Start->My Computer. Look for your Veo Stingray CD ROM drive.
Right-click on the Veo Stingray CD ROM icon and then select Open.
Go to the E:\DRIVERS\APPBIN folder and double-click on a file named cleanup. (You can also download the cleanup file from: ftp://home.fiasj.net/xirlink/ibm/ibmcleanup.exe)
In the cleanup program, press the "Scan and Delete" button in order for it to begin.
After the cleanup program has finished, click the "Exit" button and restart the computer.
Reinstall the Veo Stingray from the CD ROM, restart the computer, and plug in the camera after the computer has restarted.

good luck!

If you have a desktop you can share the cdrom drive over the network and access the cdrom drive from the notebook of the desktop. its a lot slower but it will work.

place both computers on the same workgroup
right click on desktop cd rom drive and click share drive
then on the notebook go to strat run type //"name of desktop computer"
if you dont know the name right click on my computer and should display computer name

You didn't mention your operating system. Here is an article that will definitely help, but you'll need to scroll to the bottom to download the iso files to create the cd-rom...

http://hayden-tennent.blogspot.com/2008/01/install-veo-advanced-webcam-on-windows.html

I hope this sollution helps:

""Click on Start->Control Panel->Add or Remove Programs and uninstall the Veo Stingray software driver. Also, uninstall the Veo Digital Studio.
Unplug the Veo Stingray from the computer.
IMPORTANT! If you are connected to the Internet (such as through a dial-up modem or cable modem/DSL) log off from your Internet Service Provider and disconnect any telephone cords or Ethernet/Network cables from your computer. This will prevent Microsoft Windows Update from attempting to update your Veo Stingray software driver through Microsoft Windows Update.
Place your Veo Stingray CD ROM into your computer.
Click on Start->My Computer. Look for your Veo Stingray CD ROM drive.
Right-click on the Veo Stingray CD ROM icon and then select Open.
Go to the E:DRIVERSAPPBIN folder and double-click on a file named cleanup. (You can also download the cleanup file from: ftp://home.fiasj.net/xirlink/ibm/ibmcleanup.exe)
In the cleanup program, press the "Scan and Delete" button in order for it to begin.
After the cleanup program has finished, click the "Exit" button and restart the computer.
Reinstall the Veo Stingray from the CD ROM, restart the computer, and plug in the camera after the computer has restarted.
After the Veo Stingray has finished installing, try the Veo Digital Studio program again and click the "Take a Snapshot" button.
If it works, you can reconnect your telephone cord or Ethernet/Network cable to your computer. Microsoft Windows Update will not attempt to update the Veo Stingray driver again."

It might also be a java problem, go to Add/Remove Programs, uninstall all versions of Java, and try reinstalling."

1st You download Webcam Driver. Free Veo Cam Driver After this install the webcam driver in the system.
Installation of Webcam Driver

• Go to the control panel
• Click on the System Icon
• Click on the Hardware Tab
• Click on the Device Manager then
• Select the Unknown Device where yellow Question Marks sign on it.
• Right click on it and uninstall it.
• After this go to the top of the device manager and click on scan for hardware changes.
• Driver installation Wizard start.
• Brows Your Driver from the Hard Disk and click on next.
• Driver will be install.

Oh for goodness sake why cant the message read "you broke it .... throw it away and get a new one" ?? At least u would understand that !!!!!!!!!!

fix it for me

Try using compatibility wizard

you need a DVD burner in it to play and Burn DVD's
you have a CD Rom in it now.

Here are some drivers to download.
http://www.softsci.com/veodrivers.htm