Cool I have bought a cheap webcam few month ago...i installed it, but explorer did not recognize it, only voip programs did, now I have lost my driver disk and can't install the webcam, as I have reinstalled my windows.... any hep with the driver, or is there a universal one\n\nCamera is red has a small butoon on top and says U-Cam on the back.. if you have the same cam, please send me the driver\n\n\non b0x it sez PC Camera U-Cam NE810 Digital Zone, Digital You Life and load of other uselesness Rolling Eyes looks like this :http://www.amamax.com/unebwebcamre.html but red
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http://www.driverguide.com/  is the best place to get all computer drivers you need.
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Look on you cam for the model number. Then get new drivers from the Sony site. Use the link below to tell them about you cam (Drop down menus) and get the drivers.\n\nOr check the FAQs there for ordering a replacement CD. As a final solution use the contact Us to Email them if you still have problems getting the drivers needed.
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Make a note of the model number or name of the webcam\nGo to the labtec website and download the appropriate driver.\nWithout plugging in the webcam, install the driver.\nReboot\nPlug the webcam in (if you've plugged it in before this, plug it into a different port)\nAllow the computer to install the camera although you may have to point the computer at the driver file (so make a note of where its installed the driver file to)\nIf you move the camera from USB socket to USB socket, it will try and reinstall it.\n\nHope this helps\n\nDHW
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Hey don;t be sad >>>>>>>>\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n Step 1     Get a web camera. \nJust about any kind will do. There are many cameras for sale under $50 which are perfectly acceptable for most people. However, usually, you can get a better quality image from the cameras costing more than $75. See my WebCam Review page for a few examples. \nIf you have a video camera, either regular or digital, you can use that with the proper connection to your computer. However, this method is much more complicated and if you don't already have experience with webcams, you should consider purchasing a standard computer webcam to begin with. \nOnce you have the camera, simply install the software that comes with it and you should be ready to go to the next step. Make sure you READ the instructions before plugging in the camera. Some require that you install the drivers first, others require the camera to be plugged in first. If you do it in the wrong order you may not be able to get the camera working at all. \n\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nStep 2     Chose a delivery system \nHow are your images going to get to your viewers? There are basically 3 choices. Scroll further down the page to see the details on each of the following options. \nUse a webcam service such as Yahoo, MSN or AOL. This is the simplest system for the beginner. However, this method requires the other person to install the same service in order to see your camera and usually gives the poorest image quality. There are also a number of pay webcam services but I don't have any experience with them so they won't be covered here. \nFTP to your website. Use webcam software that uploads pictures to a website via FTP (File Transfer Protocol). This method is more complicated than #1 and you must have your own website which is FTP accessible. This may be the best method if you have a dial up connection, and expect to have a number of people watching at the same time. \nIn house server. Use webcam software that uses your computer as a web server. This is not recommended for the beginner because of security issues and complexity of setup. However, this method can usually deliver the best quality images and can offer a much faster image refresh rate than the FTP method, providing you have a high speed Internet connection. \n  \n\n\nStep 2 Option 1\nUse a service\nThis is by far the simplist system for the beginner. If you already have an Instant Messenger program such as Yahoo, MSN or AOL, then all you need to do is download the webcam software from that service. Many of the newer versions already have the webcam software installed. Check either your Messenger program's help menu or their web site for their webcam software. Install it and follow the instructions. \nThis option works well, but usually gives the poorest picture quality and is reliant on your Messenger host keeping the service available and running smoothly. It also requires anyone who wants to see your camera to have the same service. If you don't have a chat (or IM 'Instant Messenger') program, download one and install it from your favorite service. \n\nStep 2 Option 2\nFTP\nIf you don't already have a web page, or don't know what FTP is about, this is not the best choice for you to start out with. It can get quite complicated initially. Once set up and running, this method works quite well and is easy to operate. However, this is the system that tends to give you the most trouble getting started, especially if you don't have any experience troubleshooting FTP problems. Check my FTP page for more on File Transfer Protocol. \nFor this option, you will need to obtain a webcam software program. Many webcams come with free webcam software. I use a program called ConquerCam which costs $15. I've tried numerous programs and continue to go back
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what OS is the computer?\n\n"cam driver seems to be having problems too."\nbesure you have the current driver and have you tried to plug in to other USB ports?
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look the model no on the body of the cam and download the driver from the creative.com
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Don't format your disk.\nDon't hammer the webcam.  Do edit your question to say what the webcam is...\n\nYour system simply rebooted after a 'fatal error'. There are 2 settings that can be changed:\n\n1) Go to Control Panel>System>Advanced>Startup and Recovery settings button, under 'System Failure', uncheck "Automatically Restart". Leave the other choices checked. You'll still get the alert, and a log file will be created.\n2) In Advanced>Error Reporting, check the box marked "But notify me of critical errors". \n\nNow instead of rebooting your PC will generate a BSOD which will have an error code.  Search this code on the web for the next step...\n\nGood Luck!\n\n[Edit]: Just found this link...
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"Re: Audio Hardware not found?\nFrom: Shenan Stanley <news_helper_at_hushmail.com> \nDate: Sun, 26 Dec 2004 20:46:02 -0600\n\n\n*K wrote: \n> I've been getting this message "Windows Movie Maker cannot be used\n> because the required audio hardware cannot be found on your\n> computer." I have been using this program for many months and have\n> never had this problem. I have an important (at least to me) project\n> underway, and need to get it working again. What do I do>\n\n\nYou must know what sound card you have. Look on your receipt/invoice for the computer - ask the people you bought the system from, open it up and look, etc. \n\nThere are applications out there that can identify what hardware you have, but I think they all depend on a properly installed system - as I think they pull the information from the registry. Perhaps they do not - so I will recommend you try two different ones: \n\n EVEREST Home Edition \n http://www.lavalys.com/products/download.php?pid=1&lang=en&pageid=3 \n\n Belarc Advisor \n http://belarc.com/free_download.html \n\nOnce you know what you have, what next? Go get the latest driver for your hardware/OS from the manufacturer's web page. For example, let's say you have an NVidia chipset video card or ATI video card, perhaps a Creative Labs sound card or C-Media chipset sound card... \n\n NVidia Video Card Drivers \n http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp \n\n ATI Video Card Drivers \n http://www.atitech.com/support/driver.html \n\n Creative Labs Sound Device \n http://us.creative.com/support/downloads/ \n\n C-Media Sound Device \n http://www.cmedia.com.tw/e_download_01.htm \n\nGood luck! \n\n-- \n<- Shenan ->\n-- \nThe information is provided "as is", it is suggested you research for\nyourself before you take any advice - you are the one ultimately\nresponsible for your actions/problems/solutions.   Know what you are\ngetting into before you jump in with both feet."
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It would be helpful if you could provide the model number, I am assuming its a philips cam?\n\nHow to find your model number  \nThe model number for many Philips products can be found on the product label. For those (usually smaller) products without a product label, if you do not see a model number printed directly on the product, then, please refer to the owners manual for the model number. \n \nIf you could provide this it will make finding the drivers/software alot easier. Then when you know you could visit this page\nhttp://www.support.philips.com/support/html/index_gb_en.html\nAnd type the model number into the box then click search and it should bring up the correct Information regarding your cam.
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The web-cam must have came with a disk. You must install the disk software on your computer in order for the web-cam to work. If you dont have the cd. Go to where u purchase the camera and they must guide you on it. You can also go to google.com and type in software for whatever model camera you have and download it to you computer.
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This is mostly down to the hardware of your computer, mainly the motherboard. Is it a custom built PC? Or is it from suppliers. If it is custom built you may not have the correct mother board that supports all the USB ports on the metal case.\nIf its from a supplier then you probably have a hardware driver issue, try updating you drivers.\nAlso this could be an effect on your OS, do you have Windows XP, or a earlier version. XP has "all drivers" for USB things already but you still may need to install the software; I had to with my webcam.
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Hey,\n  reinstall the capturing software and try again if the problem preists again, check wheather the software is suitable for ur computer
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I'm not running a webcam or a 64 bit OS, but I know that something as advanced as a 64bit cam is rare and no commercial venders will carry something like that in stock. Anywhere.\n\nContact Microsoft and ask which webcam they recommend for a 64bit platform, but be aware they will likely either not know or quote a product outside your budget, given that this excellent software is still in development, thus hardware that runs it is scarce and probably still in experiemental stages of R&D. Be patient, stay alert for new innovations (such as attending the computers and technology expo in your region), do some networking with people working in development labs at Priceton or MIT, and lastly BE PATIENT!
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i don't think your getting two images because for software. something else. uninstall all software and reinstall from the logitech website latest software and most important Driver for webcam. Drive could be your issue.
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If you're running a firewall, try disabling it TEMPORARILY and see if it will work. If so, you'll have to do some troubleshooting with your firewall. http://help.yahoo.com/help/aa/mesg/webcams/webcams-13.html\nmight help.
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Its probable that the cam drivers do not support the XP OS. Go thru its manual to see the list of supported operating systems.\nOr u cud go to the online support site (google for it) and download the latest drivers. U'll know then n there if u can operate it on XP. I had a kensington cam with the same problem. I want to their site and got to know that they stopped supporting if for XP. :-(
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The system restore could possibly have restored your system to a point prior to installation of the webcam. Try the following:\nPower down your pc.\nUnplug the webcam.\nReboot\nUninstall the webcam software and drivers, and if you know where it's folder is, delete that too.\nReboot\nReinstall the webcam's software and drivers, but don't connect the webcam untill it tells you to. (You may have to reboot again before you plug in the webcam)\n\nHopefully, this will work - if not, then yes, take the cam back and get a new one!