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Paul,
Try installing it again but this time right click on the setup.exe or whatever it's called, and pick 'run as administrator'. That should give it rights to write to the places it currently can't.
The problem is most of these old applications were written on xp as administrator and that gave them rights to read and write anywhere they pleased. That free for all has stopped and the application needs to have the authorithy to write to places it wants to write to. It's about time windows had some sort of security in place.
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Also, someone told me last week that there are now 64bit drivers available for those cameras you mention. Go look.
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