Webcam inaccessible w/Quickplay

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• My HP 6735 s webcam has disappeared from the Device Manager... has worked very well in the past... where is he now please?

  Webcam worked for months but is not, nor in the Device Manager. When using Skype it says buy a webcam!

  Hello

  I suggest you to follow the steps from the link provided below and check if it helps:

  HP Notebook PC - test Webcam Vista with QuickPlay
  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/document.jsp?objectID=c00865850&lang=en&cc=UK&TaskID=125&ContentType=SupportFAQ&prodSeriesId=3687621&prodTypeId=321957

  Hope this helps,

• Webcam not available during upgrade to Win7 from Vista

  I have a dv6245us that came with Vista and included a built-in webcam of Ricoh.  A few months ago, I've upgraded to Win7 but does not check the operation webcam until today.  I use to use Quickplay to turn on the webcam but now Quickplay doesn't have the webcam icon.  A check of my devices indicates the webcam and it said its operation and an update, stated that the driver was updated.  I'm looking for a way to turn on the webcam.

  Andy

  Try this link: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-58972-1&lc=en&cc=us&lang=en&os=2093&dlc=en&product=3369405

  She did not mention W7 but the software can still work.

• my webcam it turns on but does not display is not an image. does not not in pre installed programs or Skype.

  It's on my compaq presario CQ61

  Hello

  (1) click on start search type Recovery Manager, and then click on it once select Yes on user access control, and then select I need immediate help and then select driver & select Recovery request Webcam driver and install it and then restart the device.

  Solve Webcam Windows problems

  Test a Webcam using YouCam

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• Webcam HP

  I have HP DV2000 vista Home premium. The HP webcam icon does not appear in the Quickplay and unable to use the already installed HP webcam.
  How do I get this corrected. I even tried to use the Manager of recovery, but in vain. Pls help.
  TKS, Steve

  Hi Steve,.

  I suggest you to uninstall Quickplay and reinstall.  You can also check that you have all of the corrupt files.  To do this, follow these steps:

  1. open an elevated command prompt. To do this, clickStart, click principally made programs, accessories, right-click Guest, and then click Run as administrator. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password, or click on allow.

  2. type the following command and press ENTER:

  sfc/scannow

  The sfc/scannow command. analyzes all protected system files and replaces incorrect versions with appropriate Microsoft versions.

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• 32-bit and 64-bit Vista operating system installed, trying to get the webcam to take photo

  I have a HP Webcam who settled in the factory on my pc laptop pavilion dv3510nr. I was able to take pictures with her when I'm on Facebook, but of course I can't understand yet how to do anything else with it at all outside of Facebook. I read something that said I had to download the latest version of Quickplay, but when I entered the information for my computer, Quickplay appears. I finally found something called YouCam and downloaded that. I downloaded the 64 bit version. I did it for the version 32 - bit still.

  I want to know if I need to keep download two sets of everything. I have 64-bit Internet Explorer available, but usually use 32-bit because not all websites have upgraded to 64 - bit yet. I'm just a little confused, I guess. I don't know when to download what version of bits. Can you help me?

  Luanne

  you don't have to download 2 sets of drivers. If you have a 64-bit operating system, then download the 64-bit drivers. 32-bit operating system you only need 32-bit drivers. Some 32-bit drivers will work for 64-bit os.

  As far the webcam goes you can go here to download the quickplay update

  Quick game

  You can go here to get you Cam

  You Cam

• Driver webcam for camera on-board Pavilion dv6911om

  I reinstalled my original Vista Home Premium 32-bit using the recovery partition. All right, except that I can't make the webcam that is recognizable to the system. Therefore, I can't use my Skype video feature. When I had the factory installed OS, Skype video call worked perfectly.

  I've been everywhere on the Internet trying to find a software YouCam, Quickplay, SP37849, SP46565, SP38361 and SP 45866 - all for nothing is helping. Any software install, except Quickplay (SP38361).

  In the device, under imaging devices Manager, there is no driver webcam in the list, only my HP 6700 all-in-one printer/scanner. Is it possible that only imaging device can be installed at the same time? I really hope this isn't the case.

  Any suggestions will be appreciated. Thank you.

  Hello Futoji,

  First of all, my apologies for not answering yesterday or before. I expect an email to tell me an answer to my question.

  I spent $9 on an external camera and mic, just to have a way to "Skyping". But, I want to still try and set the built-in camera if possible.

  Not being is not a big fan of QuickkPlay, I wonder if I can install YouCam, even if my installation of the factory had QuickPlay? Something that I read during my research led me to think that this substitution can be made.

  Your suggestions have yet to be tried, but I'm going today and inform you of any success. I'm leaning towards the conclusion suggest you, that the camera may have failed.

  Thanks for your help; I'll give you an update.

  Kind regards

  Bill T

• Built-in HP Webcam not working not

  I have a HP Pavilion dv9205us laptop with a built-in webcam, manufactured by ricoh and windows vista Home premium with service pack 2.

  because I do not use the webcam very often, I'm not sure when the problem started.

  I first noticed the problem when you try to use Skype, who couldn't find the webcam. the webcam is not recognized either in hp quickplay. Then I checked the Device Manager and the driver was not listed.

  I then went to the control panel > hardware and sound > Scanners and cameras > add a device and found the webcam listed and tried to install it from there.

  the webcam has been recognized in the Device Manager, but with the error "this device cannot start (Code 10)."
  I then used the health check hp to scan my computer that said the driver for the webcam was the incorrect driver and uninstalled the driver in order to repair, but did not offer to reinstall the appropriate driver. After that the driver for the webcam is not found anywhere.

  so I searched on hp website and found a link to install the webcam driver sp34746 to

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-47244-1&LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&lang=en&OS=2093&product=3340198

  After the download and execution of the installation wizard, the webcam was found in the Manager devices, but with the same error even after the attempt to update the driver through windows update and Device Manager.

  deactivation and activation of the device don't work anymore.

  Mine had the same problem lately. Finally, I found the cause. It was because of the low network connection in my room. Then I would suggest trying to find somewhere that has full WIRELESS card and restart your computer then try to open your webcam again.

  I hope this will help: D

• Integrated with HP Pavilion dv9715nr notebook PC webcam problem

  Hello everyone,

  I hope someone can help point me in the direction of a fix of webcam for the problem that my laptop has developed. I spent the last few days browsing the internet looking for a solution to what seems to be a widespread problem, but with no satisfactory solution.

  The problem:

  A few days ago my integrated webcam works with Youcam and other applications of webcam with the message 'not found webcam' or 'Please turn on integrated webcam. Dutifully, I went to the device manage and felt that there was no imaging device listed.

  Related problems:

  In addition to this problem, I sometimes get an installation of an unknown USB device. This device is, I'm sure that the webcam, but try as I might I cannot point to the drivers of webcam or update its driver to something other than the best driver that is already.

  What I've tried so far:

  -Reinstall the drivers from the HP website. None of the many different types of pilot managed to bring the webcam life or showing in imaging devices.

  -Follow-up guide HP for the problems of webcam that ends up pushing me towards contacting HP help desk. Which, I imagine, will cost you a lot more money than the I have no money.

  -Uninstall all usb devices and reinstall using scan for the hardware changes. This has, once or twice, brought back the web cam and imaging device and worked for a while. However, before I can update its drivers computer freezes and turns itself off.

  -Flashed the bios. No change.

  -Downloaded the drivers from various other cam as suggested in the huge amount of bugs, there are online for this problem. Unfortunately, none of them worked.

  -Recovery plant recovery drive. The webcam is still missing in the imagery of the Device Manager section.

  Technical specifications:

  HP Pavilion dv9715nr notebook PC

  Vista 32 bit premium - service Pack2

  AMD Turion Mobile Technology TL-60 2.00 GHz Dual Processor

  1.94 GB OF RAM

  BIOS F.33, 3.09 M

  Webcam integrated into the lid of the laptop.

  Demand:

  If I understand the large amount of online discussion on what is a common problem and I hope that, among the pages and pages of bugs I looked, I missed a fix somewhere.

  If you have had and solved the problem, or if you have an idea how to sort it out, I'd love to hear from you.

  Edmonds (not Christmas)

  Hello again,

  First of all, let me thank the support forum HP for all their advice and now down to business.

  After a week of problems webcam and extensive research on the internet for a fix for the problem that I finally managed to get my webcam - however, I'm not sure how I did it.

  Below is a step by step guide.

  • Become very frustrated.
  • Buy some alcohol
  • Drinking alcohol and try every difficulty in the following two web pages.
  • http://www.PlanetAMD64.com/lofiversion/index.php?t31194.html
  • http://Forum.NotebookReview.com/HP-Compaq/149463-webcam-problem-solved-fingers-crossed-heres-hoping.html
  • At some point during the evening, a HP pavilion webcam appeared, but was very maintained code.
  • Give up, turn off the computer laptop and pass out.
  • Laptop start up the next day and find work and rear HP webcam.

  Now, I know that's not exactly the most empirical of bugs, however, it worked for me. From what I remember last night, the key points seem to be the following. If I insist I was very drunk and I tried almost every difficulty in the two websites above. (The bullet points below are not related)

  • Installation of a very old version of Quickplay.
  • Install the drivers from the DPinstall32.exe.
  • Get a webcam driver update Ricoh are displayed in windows update.
  • Go to Panel configuration/program and using change to the webcam repair and modification.
  • Play with the Services Windows Image acquisition.

  There was, no doubt, many other things I've done and, quite frankly, I am surprised that I did not kill my laptop I did most of them at the same time. However, the webcam is back and running so I recommend drunken stupidity and perseverance as key elements of this fix.

  Finally, somewhere in the two threads I linked will be your fix. There are a lot of different patches so keep and you can do with one of them.

  Good luck. Mines a pint of the black stuff.

  Edmonds (not Christmas)

  Edit - Add the WIA service.

• Tx1000z webcam no longer works

  I used Skype, it a few weeks ago in the House.  He implemented, ran from Skype, no video.

  The active Device Manager, "imaging devices" but find the camera listed under USB as Sonix ST50220 USB video camera controllers.

  QuickPlay does not, nor does Skype 4.0, as mentioned earlier.

  Vista SP1 running.  Driver webcam is since May 2008.

  Help.

  Aaarrgghh!  I have re-found the solution (yes I know it's grammar).  There was a recent update to Vista on Windows Update for a Cypress USB device.  Simply go to the Device Manager-online USB controllers and right click on the device of Cypress.  Select properties then driver tab.  Instead of uninstall, I clicked on the button return to the previous version.  Voila, my USB composite device showed once again and webcam now works in Quickplay and Skype.

  Message edited by cyrillecazeaux on 03/13/2009 10:06

• Pavilion dv7 6163 - cannot find the software for HP TrueVision HD webcam.

  Windows 7. Says online help click Start and type in quickplay. No program is installed. I can start Skype and it works but I'm used to webcams with an application of its own which runs it, not just Skype.

  According to me, Miss me a HP program?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  You should have installed YouCam Cyberlinks (this can sometimes be hidden in the list of all programs in a folder called 'Communications & Chat').  If it is missing, you can download and install this application at the link below.

  CyberLink YouCam Installer.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Webcam not displayed in a Google Chrome Extension with pepper Flash

  Hello Adobe,

  There is a problem with the Flash version of pepper in Chrome to access the webcam.  When embedding a Flash application that accesses the webcam inside a Chrome Extension and click on 'Allow' (to allow access to the webcam), the expected behavior is to see the webcam image.  Instead, we see only a black screen - no picture - and no real mistake that the camera is inaccessible.

  If we turn off Flash pepper and use lightning main plugin Chrome, then the Extension works perfectly (we see the image of the webcam).

  Note that if we try to load the same HTML code directly as a web page with Flash of pepper, this works also.  So this leads to the conclusion that there is a problem with the following combination: pepper Flash + Extension Chrome + webcam.

  It is a major set back to set useful Chrome extensions that use the webcam.  Can what comments you do on this issue.

  Thank you.

  Nope.  My initial recommendation to open a chrome bug stands.  I am hopeful that another fix webcam in Chrome could solve this problem, but looks like it's specific for use in a chrome extension.  My hypothesis is that the nature of process in the PPAPI model sandboxing prevents us to access the camera in the case.

  This isn't a use case that test us or support, is therefore no guarantee terms of long term stability or prioritization of patches it must break in the future.  I just want to be clear that it is staggering if you create a business on top of it.  That said, we do not like to see new uses for Flash and try to help if possible.  The rate and the pace of the browsers change makes it difficult to predict what will and will not work long term in this kind of borderline cases.

  In the PPAPI world, there not a lot of leeway "to work things.  The beauty of the PPAPI, is that it provides points of own congestion by which Google can restrict plugin behavior.  Greatly enhances the security of the end user, it is intrinsically more restrictive with regard to our ability to generate clever hacks.  (IMO, it's a good thing in the long run.)

  Google engineers would really need to throw an eye to understand this behavior is not currently allowed and how / if they are interested to provide a manufacturing process, it works safely.

• Unauthorized access to webcam

  So I installed an antivirus on my mac to air that has some features to prevent an applications or websites to use the webcam on my Mac when I do not know and I discovered that whenever I opened an AppStore strives to access my webcam and this attempt is blocked and reported by my antivirus

  So I would like to know why some applications on my mac system access my webcam without my permission and which data are collected in a way?

  I am not really concerned about privacy, but I think I must know, understand, and control what my system, because it really violates my rights of confidentiality and security

  Remove the antivirus software. It is worthless. You're not spying.

• Logitech C310 Webcam not recognized

  I have a Mac Mini from 2012 which I just upgraded to Sierra. Everything went well except the webcam, a Logitech C310, is not recognized by the operating system. He keeps his identification as "unknown device". It doesn't seem to work properly, but I fear that it is not properly recognized by the operating system.

  Anyone else have a similar problem with a Logitech webcam that faces a problem?

  Contact Logitech technical support. The camera may be incompatible.

• Question about webcams with Macbook Pro 13-inch, mid 2010

  Bear with me as I am the most fundamental basic Mac users. I am currently using a MacBook Pro (13-inch, mid 2010) with OS X Yosemite 10.10.5 I don't use Skype or FaceTime or something like that. Recently, I joined an online course in which they said I need a webcam, headset and microphone so that I can communicate with my instructor and discussions in class.

  I have really no idea what hardware inside is on my laptop. Is the built in camera something that could be used for this purpose? Or do I need to buy these separately three elements to make this work? And if yes, are you easy to install and can anyone recommend something good, but also low-cost as possible.

  Thanks in advance for your time.

  michellew_ wrote:

  Is the built in camera something that could be used for this purpose?

  Or do I need to buy these separately three elements to make this work?

  Your built in FaceTime, camera is sufficient. This is the idea. outdoor cameras are mostly a thing of the past. If the internal webcam is broken, an external is always an option repair vs.

  You may need their proprietary software to connect to their course however