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I had a similar problem trying to use Motion Eye, this article (Below) is very detailed and comprehensible.
http://www.ehow.com/how_6939346_use-motion-eye-sony-vaio.html

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The motion sensor is a glass eye, make sure the eye is clean, if cleaning does not fix the problem then the motion sensor may need replacing.

Hi

You may find the detailed steps to use the VAIO Motion Eye Camera from the User Guide.

You may download the User Guide from the below link:

http://www.docs.sony.com/release/VGNFE800series.pdf

Once you have the Document downloaded, please refer to the page "41" to view the steps to user the Motion Eye Camera.

Hope this Helps.

Please feel free to contact for further assistance.

Thank you.

Suresh

1. go to this site http://esupport.sony.com/perl/swu-list.pl?mdl=VGNFE770G 2. select what os (xp,vista,win7) installed in your sony vaio 3. go to cameras and download the driver for you motion eye 4. run the downloaded driver for motion eye 5. test it

Sounds like it

The motion eye is the webcam for your laptop. Look for any webcam program on the laptop and that will control the motion eye. In fact you can install yahoo messenger or any other like that and use it.

Look in your start menu and you will find one to use.

Yeah.... i can understand... Simply download the drivers of your MOTION eye from the Website of Sony Vaio laptops... by doing this it will rollback the upgrade and will automatically install proper drivers needed to make it work... RATE my solution it helped you really...

You may have to install the driver for the motion eye. You will find it on manufactures website

Windows Vista is not the greatest at working on proprietary machines with drivers intended for XP. Can you get a driver from SONY for the motion eye that supports VISTA? I had Vista on my new machine (Dell) for all of 3 minutes before I uninstalled it and put a brand new copy of XP on. It's stable -- and works. Vista is squirrelly.