Webcam Mt 400 Or Creative Vf0090 Usb Drivers
cam no working to win 7 x 64 this is that stuff http://www.uno.pl/t_18566/mt-400_bast/ and this cam is the same like creative vf0090 please send a link with  working driver win7 x64 if possible.
View Replies (Posted: Monday, May 25, 2009 1:18 PM)
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