Windows 10: Zina BinoPix binoculars w digital camera software/driver download

I have Zina BinoPix binoculars w digital camera. I have installed the cd software included on 2 different computers, Windows 7. My newer laptop w Windows doesn't have a cd drive. The camera will not open. Tried reinstalling the driver, but it must be defective bc it still won't work. I am not a techie. I would need specific step by step instructions to apply whatever "fix" is shared. Please help as I have enjoyed snapping the wildlife photos and would love to see them!

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Seal Digital Camera + Binoculars aren't working? Please Help.

Hey So, I've just gotten these Digital Camera/Binoculars from a hospice care store just yesterday, and when I plug it into my PC, it's saying that the driver is unavailable. I'm currently on a Windows 11 Laptop, and the binoculars/camera came with a CD/Disc that I could place into my Computer, but I don't have that exact component to place the CD/Disc into. Is there any alternative that I could perhaps use for this? Or would I just need to bring them back to the hospice care store that I got them from? Thank you. Have a Nice Day.

More Info about them: SEAL BINOCULARS WITH BUILT IN DIGITAL CAMERA - Telescopes and Binoculars (telescopesbinoculars.uk)

 

Driver for USB digital camera binocular

After our recent move I found an old pair of binoculars with a digital camera built in. And I remembered I have beaucoup pix on it. In device manager/other devices/USB digital still camera there is the yellow triangle with "!" in it showing something is wrong. There is no brand name on the binocs. The pic below is what they look like. Is the problem with the device or the computer, an HP 15-bs0xx laptop? Windows update was just run.

 

Need to trick Windows 10 into recognizing USB digital binoculars

Hi there! I really need some help. I just bought some digital binoculars from the store, only to discover it was so outdated that Windows 10 won't even recognize the USB device. The company, MerchSource, keeps offering to send me a CD, which does not make
me confident that this will ever work in Windows 10. HOWEVER. I was hoping someone here has some suggestions for tricking Windows 10 into recognizing a USB device for which specific drivers might not exist. Like, does anyone know if there's a generic "camera"
or "binoculars" or "microscope" type of driver that might pick up the device? Huge thanks for any help.

Sharper Image branded 10 X 25 Digital Camera Binoculars

http://manuals.merchsource.com

Thanks in advance!

-Karen