DriverPacks.net Forum - Problem with webcam driverpack

Re: Problem with webcam driverpack

2008-04-30T10:40:39Z

Sure ... i understand. Unfortunately, i can't take away my customers PC. At least, i will look at the HWID next time.

Re: Problem with webcam driverpack

2008-04-30T09:40:52Z

if we don't have the HWID and the Hardware to test a pack against it is not likely to be resolved correctly.

Guessing doesn't help you or us. We will ba glad to help if you can gain access the this or similar system again.

it could be as simple as adding a /s to the call of the offending exe. We can't be sure without your help / input.

Thank you.
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Re: Problem with webcam driverpack

2008-04-29T23:46:16Z

Sorry i don't have the PC anymore. My fault, i should have taken the exact webcam model and the HWID.

Well i'm almost sure that WC\L\6 and WC\L\8 folders are concerned because they both have the guilty EXE (WUApp32.exe). Its description matches to what i got on the screen (Logitech Updater Software). I guess it's possible to clean the INF to remove references to the file. I might be able to try and test it, but i don't have the material

Re: Problem with webcam driverpack

2008-04-29T23:35:21Z

Can you hit us with the HWID of the offending camera sir!

Problem with webcam driverpack

2008-04-29T22:05:22Z

Hello all,

Today, i've installed a PC with a Logitech webcam (i've forgotten the exact reference). And so during the detection of the peripherals, an EXE setup by Logitech popped-up. This program asked me to update. So i suppose it is WUApp32.exe.

I had to close the window and the driver get installed properly. However i'd like to avoid this EXE comes up next time. There's probably some modification to bring into the INF but i ignore which one.

Thank you.