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Camera / Wireless Mouse options with Windows 7

GoneShootin · 2009-09-09 17:26:48

Very soon we are going to be upgrading to Windows 7. However I currently use a Logitech QuickCam s5500 webcam and MX Revolution mouse, and as far as I can see Logitech have yet to release proper Windows 7 drivers! Anyone got recommendations on decent webcams/wireless mice that are proven to operate with Windows 7?

09-09-2009 6:26pm

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GoneShootin

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Very soon we are going to be upgrading to Windows 7. However I currently use a Logitech QuickCam s5500 webcam and MX Revolution mouse, and as far as I can see Logitech have yet to release proper Windows 7 drivers!

Anyone got recommendations on decent webcams/wireless mice that are proven to operate with Windows 7?

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#2 09-09-2009 6:55pm

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If they've got Vista drivers they should work with 7.

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#3 10-09-2009 12:46pm

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Mice are fairly generic, I have a logitech on mine at home, I can't think of the model off the top of my head (it's the one with the weights tray) but it recognised it straight away and even fetched a picture of the mouse to display in devices and I didn't install any specific drivers. Same for the webcam. The only specific driver I installed was for the graphics card.

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