

- #HP TRUEVISION HD WEBCAM NOT WORKING HOW TO#
- #HP TRUEVISION HD WEBCAM NOT WORKING INSTALL#
- #HP TRUEVISION HD WEBCAM NOT WORKING SERIAL#
- #HP TRUEVISION HD WEBCAM NOT WORKING DRIVERS#

Fixing corrupt system files requires the Windows Repair process to be executed. Your webcam might not work due to corrupt Windows system files, causing problems with Windows being able to recognize the webcam or allowing the webcam to work at all. If activating a restore point does not fix the problem, continue to the next section below.
#HP TRUEVISION HD WEBCAM NOT WORKING HOW TO#
#HP TRUEVISION HD WEBCAM NOT WORKING DRIVERS#
Test the webcam again and see if installing the latest drivers resolved the problem.
#HP TRUEVISION HD WEBCAM NOT WORKING INSTALL#
#HP TRUEVISION HD WEBCAM NOT WORKING SERIAL#
Expand the Universal Serial Bus controllers section and look for the webcam in the device list.Uninstall any webcam software on the computer.Uninstalling and deleting the device from the computer, then reinstalling it can resolve driver or software corruption.įollow the steps below to uninstall and reinstall the webcam on your computer. Uninstall and reinstallĭevice drivers or software for a webcam can sometimes become corrupted. If the unplug and replug process did not work, continue to the next section. The unplug and replug process often fixes issues with USB devices by causing the operating system to re-recognize and reload the device drivers or software. After the computer has restarted and loaded back into the operating system, plug the webcam into a USB port.

Restart the computer with the webcam unplugged. If unplugging and replugging does not work, unplug the webcam again. You may also want to try plugging the webcam into a different USB port than it was plugged into previously. Unplug the webcam from the computer, then plug it back into the computer. One of the quickest ways to try and fix a USB device is to unplug it and then plug it back into the computer. USB devices, including webcams, can sometimes stop working due to glitches in the operating system or with the USB port itself. Today, nearly all webcams connect to a USB port on a computer. If you have an internal webcam (e.g., laptop with a webcam inside the bezel) this step can be skipped.
