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Aug 12, 2016. Works now, with AstroDMx Capture, under Linux. Screenshot of the capture software displaying video from the Bresser MicrOcular Full HD Digital camera. Two AVIs were captured, stacked in Autostakkert2 running under the Windows® compatibility layer, Wine, and the 16 bit Tiff file post processed in The. Included features are: a barlow lens, which magnifies the image up to an additional 1.6x, a MicrOcular I (PC eyepiece with 640x480 pixels) and Ulead Photo Explorer image editing software, USB connection cable, 2 optical eyepieces. Software compatible to: XP, Vista, Win7. Observation objects: Microbes. Download Nada Sms Line Chat.

Your only hope is to either wait for Windows 10 to supply a driver or revert back to Windows 7 if the upgrade was less than 30 days. I did a search on the Vendor and Device ID and could not find a Windows 10 driver but I did find the search led me to page. I can't say the software will install a Windows 10 driver or not. It is up to you if you want to download. Edit: I would also like to point out that the reversion to Windows 7 from Windows 10 has not been a smooth one for some people. Edit: This is the problem I have with Windows 10.

Microsoft specifically says that Windows 10 will be free until your device is no longer supported. Any major Windows 10 update can render your device such as your microscope or printer useless. Since it is no longer supported, you are expected to purchase a new one. With all previous versions of Windows, you knew your device would work until end of support and in this case Windows 7 end of support is 2020 which is another 4 years from now.

Personally, if I had a Windows 7 computer, I would refuse the upgrade if I knew I would be purchasing a new computer after 2020. Edited by JohnC_21, 10 January 2016 - 09:47 AM. I just tried this microscope on a Windows 7 64 bit laptop and got the same problem.