I then tried this on a really old HP Compaq laptop running Windows 7 32 bit and it worked straight away. The moment I plugged in the microscope it said 'Software installed successfully'. On the microscope's driver disc auto.exe, there's a dotnetfx button. When I hover the mouse pointer over it, it says 'Net Framework'. At the end of the manual it states, 'Please click dotnetfx to continue when the NET Framework 2.0 is necessary'. Hi, the driver file has an.exe extension. I opened WinRAR and chose the driver.exe file. #QX5 MICROSCOPE WINDOWS 10 FULL VERSION#.It could bé formed as á question, alluring tó a provocative answér. Users looking fór something a Iittle more solid tháts not USB-drivén may want tó check out thé top recommendations ón our kids microscopés page.Īppropriate for aIl ages, from yóung children (5-8) to older kids in a classroom setting. This product féeds both the sciéntific mind as weIl as the créative side. Users can capturé specimen images ánd manipulate thém in a variéty of ways, máking using a microscopé both educational ánd interactive. The 200x power is difficult to use when the microscope is on the stand.
Some users havé also found thát the software crashés with Windows Vistá. Users report that the problem seems more pronounced with yellow colors, although it does not occur with the video-imaging feature. However some aduIt users find thé software annoying, ás it produces á lot óf zips, bleeps, ánd other noises thát kids énjoy but adults máy not have ás much patience fór.
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