PC-Cam Center for PC-Cam 600

Hi,
I'm looking for the PC-Cam center for the PC-Cam 600.
It came on the CD-rom but I seem to have lost the CD-rom.
The download center for this camera has the driver, but not the PC-Cam center.
Message Edited by gwardell on 01-30-2009 12:03 PM

Received this from Creative : It worked!
On your PC,Click START / RUN / Type MSCONFIG and press ENTER.
1. Select SELECTIVE STARTUP and uncheck "LOAD STARTUP ITEMS."
2. Select the SERVICES tab and select "HIDE ALL MICROSOFT SERVICES."
3. Uncheck all results and click OK.
4. Click OK and reboot when prompted (DO NOT ENTER SAFE MODE). I would need you to try plugging in your unit directly to the USB port at the back of your pc (if any) and also remove all other USB devices and hubsbefore that.Remove any Background application that is running and disable any anti-virus devices that you are having.Lastly check whether the problems that you are facing are still there.

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