How to Install Easycap Driver for Windows 7 Tutorial (32-Bit & 64-Bit)

This is my Tutorial on how to Install the Easycap 2.0 Drivers for Windows 7 both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions. I know a lot of people have been having problems with the drivers for windows 7 so I hope this helps. Please comment, rate and Subscribe, thanks. ***Links*** Windows 7 Easycap Driver 32-Bit: c5d12ce3.linkbucks.com Windows 7 Easycap Driver 64-Bit bae59641.linkbucks.com WinRAR (32-Bit) 43e97a4a.linkbucks.com WinRAR (64-Bit 47053698.linkbucks.com If you have any questions just let me know *PLEASE WATCH VIDEO BEFORE ASKING QUESTIONS* SPANISH TUTORIAL http

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25 Comments For This Post

SWAT2291 Says:
at 1:13 pm
This is annoying me, my computer only recognizes my device as “SM-USB 007″ not USB 2.0 Video Capture Controller.

I have Windows 7 64 bit and none of the drivers I have found work.. The one you provide my computer doesn’t even let me use it.
rahulroy000 Says:
at 1:13 pm
thanx for the help, i subed u
Wasabi8535 Says:
at 1:13 pm
OMFG!! My easycap works now!! You are amazing! gunna fave and everything.
Anton338 Says:
at 1:13 pm
Thank YOU!!!!!
JTWS7 Says:
at 1:13 pm
how do u no if u have 32-bit or 64-bit
vadlasletto Says:
at 1:13 pm
@TheBritishElf GET A LIFE !!!! WHAT IS YOUR PROBLEM ?? HUH ???

Good Job Fresh !!!
fvaid822 Says:
at 1:13 pm
ummm can u help me when i hit cap on ulead it crashed my computer what does the mean????? help me plzzxzzz
fvaid822 Says:
at 1:13 pm
ummm can u help me when i hit cap on ulead it crashed my computer what does the mean????? help me plzzxzzz
fvaid822 Says:
at 1:13 pm
ummm can u help me when i hit cap on ulead it crashed my computer what does the mean????? help me plzzxzzz
FreshKiNg27 Says:
at 1:13 pm
@TheBritishElf Thanks for the help smartass but my Easycap CD didn’t have the Windows 7 Drivers on it. And how do you know what’s in my downloads folder? I haven’t opened it at all in the video. Did you ever come to think that the programs were trials?
TheBritishElf Says:
at 1:13 pm
Oi! fucker! why do you need winrar… the cd that comes with the easycap has the drivers on it. not only that, but why do you have both camtasia studio and pinnacle studio in you downloads folder… fucking noobie pirate…
AIIiaNc3 Says:
at 1:13 pm
OMG THANKS SO MUCH I LOVE YOU
thenonamekid08 Says:
at 1:13 pm
thanks so much
Wr3cklessMoDzZ Says:
at 1:13 pm
Thanks dude! Helped a lot!
ApplePC360Tutorials Says:
at 1:13 pm
THANK YOU SO MUCH U ARE AWESOME IM GOING TO GET MY CLAN MEMBERS TO SUBSCRIBE TO U I LOVE U IN A BRO WAY IM NOT GAY Thanks Again
Madkillzify Says:
at 1:14 pm
@Smithy318i and when i try to install the driver on the disc it says i have to update WIN 2k version to service packet 4??

wtf???
Madkillzify Says:
at 1:14 pm
@Smithy318i I do not have install the disk because the key code dident was brought. but can you write me the kode?
Smithy318i Says:
at 1:14 pm
@Madkillzify try uninstalling the driver in device manager at Control Panel\Hardware and Sound/Device Manager, then uninstall the drivers off the yellow disc.
Madkillzify Says:
at 1:14 pm
@Smithy318i you got to tell me how I have sitting with my easycap this hole day…
how???
it`s not working on my windows 7 64-bit
Smithy318i Says:
at 1:14 pm
@Madkillzify 64-bit Windows 7
Madkillzify Says:
at 1:14 pm
@Smithy318i what windows do you have?
Smithy318i Says:
at 1:14 pm
Excellent. Thank you.
Madkillzify Says:
at 1:14 pm
@CCowell125 yeah thanks, but the driver 64 is not working. it dont want to install it

help
Madkillzify Says:
at 1:14 pm
my is 64 bit put its not working!

help
dewedi Says:
at 1:14 pm
It doesnt install the driver software it doesnt detect it!

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