HP DV 9000 BUILT IN WEB CAM NOT DETECTING

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Guest

I FORMAT THE DRIVE ON MY DV9000 AND DOWNLOAD VISTA ULTIMATE ..BUT ITS NOT
DETECTING MY BUILT IN WEB CAM ..DOWNLOAD NEW DRIVER OLD DRIVER FOR XP BUT
STILL ITS NOT WORKING...ANY SUGESSTION
 
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Cari \(MS-MVP\)

Did you look at the HP website for the systemboard (motherboard) utilities?
 
B

Basil

Pulse said:
www.hp.co.uk has the drivers for webcam and vista

Bill

Yes I tried the HP download not much help webcam works occasionally. Only
certain way seems to be uninstall in device driver and restart machine, then
it works for a while.
Basil
 
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Rodney Farmer

Had the same problem on my HP dv9267. I can use the built in webcam with
Skype and Windows Live messenger using the following procedure:
Put PC into hibernation, then exit hibernation and immediately use the web
cam - for me this works for one webcam session. if you exit the webcam
application and restart, you have to go through the hibernation procedure
again. I have spoken to HP support but they don't acknowledge the problem.

rod
 
G

Guest

Hi
I have HP dv 6000 with a built in webcam. I had to download/update BIOS to
get my webcam to work from the HP download page.

Hope this helps
 
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Chris Hughes

Hi ... I got the same problem with same machine, can 't seem to find what
you suggest on the HP site , can you give me some indications where you
found them please

Chris
 
S

Sosoomi

You know I had similar problems with my HP as well... the cam was
unreliable..... I found a thread that suggested installing an Acer
driver.... I did that and the cam has run perfectly ever since!

It is the Acer Chicony 5.7.28.40 and I got it from the Acer website....

I also upgraded the BIOS a number of times but I don't think that is the
fix!!

If your mouse pointer disappears... after a screen saver activation or upon
awakening from Sleep.... add trails to your pointer.... make them short if
trails bugs you... that solved that problem as well.... it took me weeks to
find these fixes and no thanks to HP or Microsoft!!!
 

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