Hope that helps anyone else stuck like I was. Using the Software The Computer Microscope software is fun and easy to use. Pnputil /add-driver "C:\Where_I_Put_The_Drivers\marsqx5.inf" /install You can also script install the driver with pnputil.exe which should already be part of your computer system. You can right click in the "marsqx5.inf" to install the driver. Open that file in 7-zip (double click on it) and you should see three files: "marsqx5.cat", "marsqx5.inf" and "marsqx5.sys". Open that folder and scroll way down until you find the file "Data1.cab" You should see a folder "InstallDriverV2Vista64" Software lets you view, edit, animate and even measure samples. If it's in the form of xxxxx.EXE, you can just double-click it to install, but look for the.
There's usually installation instructions at the place you download it from. Downloads usually go into your DOWNLOAD folder. Im running the software on a Windows XP 32 bit VM. In the control console, I cant get a picture. Use 7-Zip to open the "Digital Blue QX5 Microscope.msi" file. Explore the microscopic world with the only microscope that connects to a computer. With IE and Firefox you have the option to open the containing folder, so you can do that and SEE where it downloaded to. I think its a problem with my program because my microscope turns on its green light and top light but the program either crashes or says there was an issue and to unplug the qx5, restart the pc and reconnect but it just crashes again. In your install media folder you should hopefully have: If you have the Software installer you may be in luck, for me the 64bit drivers were a few levels deep inside the MSI, however appear to be unused during install.
My institution firewall prevents me from connecting to any of the file sharing services so I had to find this solution another way. Resurrecting an old thread for any small schools who still have these devices and cant download Accura2k7's package.
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