Webcam not working and seemingly causing BSODs  

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  1. ricecrispies
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    Actually you're right. I dug out my old Quickcam Pro 9000 which I bought 9 years ago and which I thought I would never use again. It only does SD video resolution, but the picture is sharp and the colours are rich. Plus it's got a microphone, so I don't need to rely on the built-in mics, which are too close to the fans.
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  2. Caledon Ken
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