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<blockquote data-quote="Gbaby614" data-source="post: 102039" data-attributes="member: 5255"><p>well it still loads the program but it is still not turning on the webcam itself...it should show I am posting some attachments and maybe you can see the problem.. I will be opening all the programs (ie: cyberlink, mediasmart, silverlight) and keep trying until u respond back.. I also found a link that states this:</p><p></p><p>Installing new webcam driver in Vista with Service Pack 1 ›</p><p>See also ›</p><p>This document pertains to HP Notebook PCs with Windows Vista</p><p>Understanding the error message </p><p>The camera preview screen may be blue or black. There may also be a message that says The webcam is being used by another program . This depends on what software is being used to access the webcam. </p><p>Installing new webcam driver in Vista with Service Pack 1</p><p>This issue should be resolved by updating your Windows Vista with Service Pack 1. Anytime you are experiences problems with your webcam, the first thing you should check is to see that you are using Vista with Service Pack 1. Service Pack 1 includes a new webcam driver that resolves many of the webcam errors. </p><p>The HP Webcam built into certain notebooks can be used to capture video motion or still images. A webcam is an input device, like a scanner, and does not do anything by itself. There is no free-standing webcam application or program. To test or use the webcam, you must use a video recording or instant messaging program. For HP notebooks with Vista, the available video recording programs are: QuickPlay or YouCam (depending on the model), and you can download the Windows Live instant message (IM) program from Microsoft. </p><p>If you install a third-party video application and that application does not display an image from the webcam, you can test the basic operation of the webcam by opening one of the video recording programs that were pre-installed on your computer. After verifying that the webcam is operational, you can configure and troubleshoot the application.</p><p>NOTE:Before attempting to resolve any webcam issues you should use Windows Update to install Microsoft Vista Service Pack 2.</p><p>Click Start , enter system in the search field, and select System from the listing. </p><p>Click Windows Update , and then when the link is displayed, click Check for updates .</p><p>------------------------ </p><p>Im also trying this again now that we replaced the missing things.. until u msg me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gbaby614, post: 102039, member: 5255"] well it still loads the program but it is still not turning on the webcam itself...it should show I am posting some attachments and maybe you can see the problem.. I will be opening all the programs (ie: cyberlink, mediasmart, silverlight) and keep trying until u respond back.. I also found a link that states this: Installing new webcam driver in Vista with Service Pack 1 › See also › This document pertains to HP Notebook PCs with Windows Vista Understanding the error message The camera preview screen may be blue or black. There may also be a message that says The webcam is being used by another program . This depends on what software is being used to access the webcam. Installing new webcam driver in Vista with Service Pack 1 This issue should be resolved by updating your Windows Vista with Service Pack 1. Anytime you are experiences problems with your webcam, the first thing you should check is to see that you are using Vista with Service Pack 1. Service Pack 1 includes a new webcam driver that resolves many of the webcam errors. The HP Webcam built into certain notebooks can be used to capture video motion or still images. A webcam is an input device, like a scanner, and does not do anything by itself. There is no free-standing webcam application or program. To test or use the webcam, you must use a video recording or instant messaging program. For HP notebooks with Vista, the available video recording programs are: QuickPlay or YouCam (depending on the model), and you can download the Windows Live instant message (IM) program from Microsoft. If you install a third-party video application and that application does not display an image from the webcam, you can test the basic operation of the webcam by opening one of the video recording programs that were pre-installed on your computer. After verifying that the webcam is operational, you can configure and troubleshoot the application. NOTE:Before attempting to resolve any webcam issues you should use Windows Update to install Microsoft Vista Service Pack 2. Click Start , enter system in the search field, and select System from the listing. Click Windows Update , and then when the link is displayed, click Check for updates . ------------------------ Im also trying this again now that we replaced the missing things.. until u msg me. [/QUOTE]
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