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Windows 7 shouldn't need an extra driver for the webcam. Does the webcam show up in Device Manager at all? The troubleshooterHERE might help.

Hello, We have a webcam on our staff PCs using the Intel driver for the camera sensor. This is is causing it to show OV02C10 as its name.

The software fix, if there is one, is usually in the driver update. Go to the seach window and type webcam. Sort by date, if you like.

Go to the Microsoft Update Catalog located here: http://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/home.aspx. In the search box type HP Truevision and perform the ...

Go to device manager -> Cameras -> integrated camera *right click and then click Disable device after some seconds right click and click enable device.

For certain models, there is no separate camera driver. Instead install the Windows inbox driver. Search your product name, for example ThinkPad ...

Check the box to [Delete the driver software for this device]⑧, then click [Uninstall]⑨. Select [Action] on the top of Device Manager⑩, and ...

Visit Philips Support 2. Enter the product number 3. Click on Search 4. Select your product if there is more than one search result 5.

This guide describes how to identify the Hardware IDs for a USB web cam, then try and find a driver that matches the Hardware ID.

Locate the drivers · Visit Philips Support · Enter the product number · Click on Search · Select your product if there is more than one search ...