internet cam ic100 from volcano

I bought this camera for use and when i installed the
softwear it said that it has not passed the windows logo
testing. It has the logo on it but i don't know weather i
can install this device or not. inedd to know for i don't
want to give my computer a shock wave.
Thanks.

If it is from a reputable company, install it.

Logo testing does not "proof" a device driver. Logo'd drivers are as
susceptible to failure and bad interactions as un-Logo'd drivers. The Logo
program does provide an additional testing environment that catches a lot of
problems before consumers get them. However, it is more of a "piece-of-mind"
placebo for the end user than an absolute certification and proof that a
driver will not fail. Since it is time consuming and a bit costly, companies
have a tendency to release pre-Logo'd drivers, generally the same binaries
minus the certificate, before they have passed WHQL.

--
Gary G. Little

"tinus" <tarzant86@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:03cd01c34cc3$92209b50$a601280a@phx.gbl...
> I bought this camera for use and when i installed the
> softwear it said that it has not passed the windows logo
> testing. It has the logo on it but i don't know weather i
> can install this device or not. inedd to know for i don't
> want to give my computer a shock wave.
> Thanks.

To follow on to Gary's note, it may be that the driver is actually unsigned
or it could be you are having a problem that several others have had. For
this latter issue, I have included a link below that is supposed to help
resolve that.

811263 Error Message: The Software You Are Installing Has Not Passed Windows

http://support.microsoft.com/?id=811263

Brad Carpenter [MS]
"Gary G. Little" <gary.g.little@seagate.com> wrote in message
news:ewmxURSTDHA.3088@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> If it is from a reputable company, install it.
>
> Logo testing does not "proof" a device driver. Logo'd drivers are as
> susceptible to failure and bad interactions as un-Logo'd drivers. The Logo
> program does provide an additional testing environment that catches a lot
of
> problems before consumers get them. However, it is more of a
"piece-of-mind"
> placebo for the end user than an absolute certification and proof that a
> driver will not fail. Since it is time consuming and a bit costly,
companies
> have a tendency to release pre-Logo'd drivers, generally the same binaries
> minus the certificate, before they have passed WHQL.
>
> --
> Gary G. Little
>
> "tinus" <tarzant86@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:03cd01c34cc3$92209b50$a601280a@phx.gbl...
> > I bought this camera for use and when i installed the
> > softwear it said that it has not passed the windows logo
> > testing. It has the logo on it but i don't know weather i
> > can install this device or not. inedd to know for i don't
> > want to give my computer a shock wave.
> > Thanks.
>
>