Qosmio F50 - Webcam error - Invalid floating point operation

Hi
I have Qosmio F50 (4 Weeks old) problem is after two weeks webcam has stopped working *Invalid floating point operation*
I have to close program via task manager, *Camera assistant software not responding*.
Have tried following.
Update all drivers, system restore
Toshiba help line after all efforts suggested complete reinstall this is to aggressive for me as it would loose certain software on laptop that I had to transfer from old PC and had to plead with certain software companies to transfer (only one license etc).
Has anybody else had this problem and is there a simple solution
Will

Hi,
I have the same problem, Laptop Qosmio F50 is 4 weeks old and now the webcam stopped working.... it's quite annoying, whenever I start the application it says ' Invalid floating point operation'. To me this sounds as some issues in the software and the compatibility on vista, I think it could happen after putting the laptop to hibernate or suspension state and then when it comes back, the webcam stops working. so let's see if toshiba realeases a fix or new version quickly, otherwise I would be quite disspointed with such a good laptop.

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