Greg108

So far I managed to make Ultra Vision work under Windows2003 only with windows native drivers. I simply uninstall Logitech driver and I got the image, but no sound from a camera mic, for sound I have to use a separate microphone. So far so good and the only real solution that anyone can duplicate. Simply install the latest version of Logitech ware, then uninstall the driver, so software will use native windows driver and will work, just don't expect all the smart features. I am still looking for a hack installing Logitech latest driver - 11.1 on Windows 2003. Nothing posted on this threat worked so far on W2003 or being really [solved]. I can applaud the ideas and French extravaganza, yet keep looking for clear cut solution. I am not a programmer (can't appreciate your ideas). I have no problem following patching instructions installing other wares when author really cares making it available for average user. Please don't waste time impressing me with another round of programmer jargon of yours. I am looking for something plain and easily duplicate able anywhere outside of France. I like French colons, so you can keep cheesy flavor, just make it work, God dam it. Thanks, Greg

I know topic marked [solved], yet I was unable to make Ultra Vision to work on my Windows2003 32bit installation. I tried to tweak those files to the "you are done" point (see quote above), yet video driver didn't work. Sound did work, but that's about it. I also copied/renamed winxp.Lst to winxp64.lst , but I totally missed the rest of explanation. Can someone clarify, what specifically should be replaced with what code and where again specifically location/file/line. I am not that geeky to understand when you say "edit DevInst and remove leading ;run silent install with standard InstallShield switch:" That's too cryptic for me. What's "leading", "standard install switch"? Where to put all that within the file, how?? I can only follow "copy" "paste" “insert", "save file", "make a new folder" instructions. Besides there is a new version of the software released and this post needs updating anyway. Could someone real geeky post a real down to copy/paste level instruction that even dummy like me can do it. So I admit being dummy beforehand, so you don't have to prove being geeky , could you be so kind make a post in real simple copy/paste language. That's the bottom line.