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On my Lenovo T410, that key combo is FN+F6. On Windows 7 systems, there is usually a keyboard combo that invokes the settings of the webcam once the drivers are installed. It should automatically find your webcam with whatever app you use if you have successfully installed the drivers from the Lenovo website. This worked like a charm for me on my Fujitsu T5010 built-in webcam. Login and go back to the Device Manager (see steps 1 and 2 above) and then ENABLE the webcam. Shut down your computer wait 30 seconds and turn it back on. Go to Control Panel/Program and find your webcam's DRIVER and uninstall the DRIVER, not the webcam.Ĥ. Go to the Imaging Devices and Disable the webcamģ. Go Settings/Control Panel/Hardware and Sound/Devices and Printers/Device ManagerĢ. If you recently installed Windows 8 on a computer that had a different operating system on it and you can get your webcam to work on the desktop side of Windows 8 but not in the Metro side of Windows 8, this may solve your issue.įollow these steps to get your webcam working in both desktop and metro sides of Windows 8.ġ. Then you'll see for each instance of your cam ID USB\VID_17EF&PID_481, look under the Connected column. If you look in DevManView tool output on your PC, you can click the Device Instance ID column header to sort by ID. DevManView drops the leading zero in the PID and displays it as USB\VID_17EF&PID_481)ĭevManView displays all Device Manager data still in the registry (even for devices not currently detected but detected at least once in the past and their drivers are still loaded). Windows first detects hardware, the h/w sends Windows those cryptic looking Hardware IDs (your cam's Hardware ID is USB\VID_17EF&PID_0481. > In fact, thats how PnP works in the first place. > Windows doesn't need drivers to detect plug and play (pnp) hardware (like your cam) By default when you look in Device Manager on your PC, it only displays devices that are connected, powered on and currently DETECTED by Windows Your Device Manager data indicates the web cam hardware is no longer being detected by Windows which means eitherĪnd it sounds like you already checked 1) and 2)įyi. That said, I can explain more later, but this is how I interpret your data (to the best i know). I missed the fact it's only 8 months old. PS cannot upload file of my laptop as you suggested as it is bigger than the file size allowed

Photosmart C7100 series ROOT\MULTIFUNCTION\0001 This device is disabled. Photosmart C7100 series ROOT\MULTIFUNCTION\0000 The drivers for this device are not installed.

Oh and its not listed in the BIOS i already triedīluetooth Peripheral DeviceěTHENUM\\VWIFIMP\5&5D34253&0&01 This device is disabled. Its listed bluetooth (works fine) also my printer (works fine) and some wifi adaptor.

I have some problems devices (below.) But they dont seem to relate to a webcam.