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Ezonics Pixie Camera Free Driver DownloadAlso Supports:
UnknownManufactured By:
EzonicsFile Name:
PixieDRVXP2000.exe(3.9 MB)
Camera DriversInstallation:
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 9 Ratings 64 Downloads
Models
Manufacturers
Ezonics
Supported Operating Systems
Windows 2000, Windows XP
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Uploader Notes
1. Unplug the camera.
2. Download PixieDRVXP2000.exe to the desktop. 3. Double click the PixieDRVXP2000.exe file. 4. Click on the unzip button, it will create a new folder on the desktop called PixieDRVXP2000. 5. Double click the PixieDRVXP2000 folder. 6. Double click the Setup.exe icon (Looks like a blue icon). 7. Click next through the Wizard to complete installation of drivers. After installation of the drivers, it will ask to restart. Click Yes, I would like to restart the computer. 8. Click Finish to restart the computer. 9. Turn the camera on. Plug the camera into the USB port. Your computer should recognize the new device. The computer will automatically install necessary files. Wait for this procedure to finish. 10. The Pixie camera shoul
Uploaded By
Eswar (DG Staff Member) on 5/26/2004
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