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Down8, as I was checking out, you had the same problem with the same camera. The thing here is that I want to use the camera with both Windows 98 and W2K so I don't want to update the camera's firmware. Did you try this of installing the drivers with the tool that you are mentioning?... did it work out good?... I guess not cause you ended returning back the camera. Thanks for your comments.

There is a beta release of win2k drivers for your camera. In any case, what it suppose to do is to modify the firmware of your camera while running on Windows 98 and then you can use it in win2k. You can get the drivers and the firmware update in : http://www.kensington.com/support/sup_1360.html You should get a computer running windows 98 in any case to perform the firmware update first. According to documentation, there is no way to come back to win 98 after doing the update.

I got a Videocam Works (Kensington) but it came with software and drivers for Windows 98. When looking at the hardware index at this website, I found the next statement: The installation fails to run under W2000. It needs to be fooled into thinking it's running under W98. The question is.. how I do this?.. how I make the installation thinks that it's running under W98?... when I try to install the software.. I get the next message: W98_REQUIRED - entry not found in the string table Thanks in advance for any help