You should uninstall the drivers for the internal camera first.
Is the driver for the Logitech camera Vista compatible? I had a very hard time getting an older Logitech to work with Vista because no Vista driver was available.
I too decided to use an external/USB Logitech (QuickCam For Notebooks Pro) webcam, because I was having all sorts of trouble with the built-in webcam in my XPS M1730 (slow/jerky video, and no audio - no matter what I tried).
I simply disabled the built-in webcam in Device Manager, then installed the drivers/software for the external webcam, and everything works perfectly.
kirkd
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February 10th, 2009 21:00
You should uninstall the drivers for the internal camera first.
Is the driver for the Logitech camera Vista compatible? I had a very hard time getting an older Logitech to work with Vista because no Vista driver was available.
TheRealFireblad
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February 11th, 2009 06:00
Welcome to the forums BIG :emotion-21:
I too decided to use an external/USB Logitech (QuickCam For Notebooks Pro) webcam, because I was having all sorts of trouble with the built-in webcam in my XPS M1730 (slow/jerky video, and no audio - no matter what I tried).
I simply disabled the built-in webcam in Device Manager, then installed the drivers/software for the external webcam, and everything works perfectly.