

If you are a customer experiencing USB problems, see Troubleshoot common USB problems When attempting to save your settings, the following system error occurred 'The task image is corrupt or has been tampered with.This topic is for programmers. Ive mentioned this on several occasions already about trying to restore to an earlier time and Ive said it cant be done? If I click on system restore it says system restore can not be done?(exactly that) and yet again, the message that appears says that Windows media player is having a problem downloading this file?(exactly that) I right clicked properties on a Java install that I have downloaded,it says that it is a WMP file, all my desktop icons are now WMP icons.This happened as soon as I installed Yawcam? Ive always been able to find a way out of these things and fix other computers but this has got me stumped? This is another message I got when doing some troubleshooting.

What message exactly appears, when trying to run anything? I then tried to find where to click it to start? but I couldn't find anything? Thats including the device manager,imaging devices only had the normal USB camera? Ive tried in the past to download different microscope drivers but nothing ever worked? I'm 60+ y/o, so a bit behind on the software side of things? The microscope has no brand name or markings and the seller has long departed fleabay.When I first plugged it in, it just worked with no CD to download drivers or anything? Any ideas on how I could get this going again would be appreciated.ĭid you try to recover the system from a restore point? I plugged it into a blue USB slot on the front of the computer and a message came up saying it was downloading the driver.

Ive decided to get serious again and try and get it to work.

I'm not sure if this is the correct place to post my question but here goes? My microscope camera I bought on fleabay a few years ago stopped working a few weeks after using it? Ive since re-installed win 7 64 bit on HP P6-2203a with A8550 CPU,8GB ram, 2 x 1 TB HDD.
