My windows always crash when i play any video files. for my driver under window 7 is the the driver i have for win xp

easycap was not meant to used on windows 7 (i think). but i have uploaded all my easycap drivers for you,.... as always right click exe's and in compatibility mode for windows xp service pack 2. if it still not working after driver install go device manager try update drivers from there.
easycap reccomend - ulead video studio for video editing.
the rar file has no passwords. easycap driver and stuff

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Oh mind you that other computers or systems are only designed for Windows XP and the Drivers that are installed on that machine are XP compartible. Now that you are using windows 7, it could be an issue that Windows 7 operating system does not recognize the device being your CD drive.. You need to go on the HP official website and look for the drivers (the whole packge ) for your computer model and check if Windows 7 operating system is compartible with the machine. Otherwise the solution is to go back to Windows XP...

If you scanner only has Win XP drivers, then you have only two choices as those drivers wont work on WIN 7. One is to buy a new scanner, as you have already suggested. The other is to create a virtual machine, load WIN XP onto it, and then install the scanner drivers on the virtual machine. This should work fine as I do it for a piece of software that only works on WIN XP, however it is a bit of a inconvenience to use.

No one should be using Win XP anymore. Upgrade to Win 7.

Do I need Windows XP Mode?
Windows 7 has several built-in tools to help with program compatibility and Windows XP programs should be installed directly on Windows 7. Windows XP Mode runs many older Windows XP productivity programs and that are not natively compatible with Windows 7, thus helping realize cost savings and reduce possible operational downtime by extending the life of existing software. Visit the Windows 7 Compatibility Center to find software that works with Windows 7.
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/windows-7/en-us/default.aspx

It's the best of both worlds: The new Windows XP Mode lets you run older Windows XP business software right on your Windows 7 desktop.

Designed primarily with small- and medium-sized businesses in mind, Windows XP Mode comes as a separate download and works only with Windows 7 Professional, Ultimate, and Enterprise. Windows XP Mode also requires virtualization software such as Windows Virtual PC. Both are available free on the Microsoft website.
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Certainly, any files that you write using Windows XP will be able to be read with Windows 7.

I'm not familiar with the CEEDO program -- did the author update it for Windows 7 ?

You can download the Windows XP driver for this model of webcam at the following link:
http://www.4shared.com/file/YhZlk4V-/Video_Blaster_WebCam__WDM_.html

Your Video driver is NOT compatible with Win 7. It's that simple unless you can get a Win 7 64 bit Driver, you will always have problems, It may work in Compatability mode, for XP SP2, it's worth a try.

Ok try formatting the usb drive under XP, put a small file on it, say a pic or something, then take it to win 7 & see if win 7 is OK with it, if OK, well then copy files and take back to XP.. ya should be able to "see" ya files now.