also @ TechSpot: Bill Gates is once again the richest person in the world

How to identify your webcam (and then find its driver)

Discussion in 'Device Drivers' started by LookinAround, Mar 11, 2009.

Post New Reply
  1. LookinAround TechSpot Chancellor Posts: 7,677   +39

    The comments for this driver said it should work for both XP and Vista (both 32 and 64 bit versions). Not sure about Windows 7

    In any case, i'd first create a System Restore point before trying the install

    Download HERE

    Try these instructions
    Code:
    1. Download the zip file to Desktop
    2. Unzip the files and save them in a folder on your Desktop
    3. Open Device Manager, rt click on the webcam ->Update Drivers ->Browse my computer for driver software ->
    4. Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer -> Have disk -> 
    5. Now browse to the folder with unzipped files (from step 2). Select file oem13.INF, click OK (or Install or something like that, i forget)
    6. Reboot after the driver update is complete
  2. SourPatchesKID Newcomer, in training

    Please Help

    Ok...um..I know I might sound a lot like other people who've posted thread..but I really would like some help in this matter, please. I'm only 15.

    Ok, I followed ALL of the directions that you gave...up until the part where I had to search for a driver for my webcam. That's where I got confused. First of all, because I don't know where I'm supposed to search for a driver. And second....I kinda don't know how.

    My two (2) Hardware ID's are as follows :
    USB\\Vid_041e&Pid_4051&Rev_0100
    USB\\Vid_041e&Pid_4051

    The manufacturer of my webcam is Creative Labs, Inc. if that helps.
    Model Number is VF0250, if that helps also.

    My Best Regards,
    Patches :)
  3. LookinAround TechSpot Chancellor Posts: 7,677   +39

    Check out what you find at THIS LINK. It includes the latest downloads/drivers from Creative for model VF0250. Hope that helps :)
  4. SourPatchesKID Newcomer, in training

    Ohhhmyyygoshhhhh , thankss sooooo much , times a thousand! Couldn't have done it without your help! :D
  5. LookinAround TechSpot Chancellor Posts: 7,677   +39

    You're most welcome. Glad to help! :)
  6. prettylol Newcomer, in training

    Please help me identify my webcam driver

    this is my webcam device instance ID

    USB\VID_0C45&PID_6270\5&154C0453&0&5

    Hardware id: usb\vid_0c45&pid_6270
    Vendor id: vid_0c45
    Vendor name: Microdia
    Device id: pid_6270
    Device name: USB2.0 PC Camera (SN9C201)


    please help me find the driver software for this.. thanks alot!!
     
  7. LookinAround TechSpot Chancellor Posts: 7,677   +39

    Hi Prettylol

    Try this out HERE

    > It's always good to create a System Restore point before trying the install (to be cautious)
    > If you still have a problem tell me what version of windows you have
  8. kamisek2402 Newcomer, in training

    have hardware ID but can't find driver

    Hello,
    I got so motivated by reading your successful stories that I hope I could get some help too:)

    These are the ID that I have about my webcam (Labtec 1200) but I can't find any drivers:(

    USB\Vid_093a&Pid_2464&Rev_0100
    USB\Vid_093a&Pid_2464

    The usual software like AMCap (or XP-SocPcCamerazenithusbdriver) didn't work.. Oh, and my system is XP HE 2002.

    Would anybody please help out?

    Thank you!
  9. LookinAround TechSpot Chancellor Posts: 7,677   +39

    Hi kamisek2402 :wave:

    Try this driver HERE

    > Connect your webcam
    > Double click to start the install file (may take several seconds to load and start)
    > You may need to reboot
  10. prettylol Newcomer, in training

    Thanksss

    THANKS A MILLION ZILLION "LookingAround"!! I've been searching for this drive for almost a week with no sucess.I have posted in so many forums regarding it but got no helpful answer! Only your link helped!! :D :D :D

    You rock LookinAround!!!!!! :D YAYYY!!!!
  11. LookinAround TechSpot Chancellor Posts: 7,677   +39

    Woo - Woo !!!

    Well, thank you prettylol. Your reception and sound of joy at having your webcam again, makes the effort every bit worthwhile! :D

    Happy Camming! (and Computing!)

    :) :D :) :grinthumb
  12. kamisek2402 Newcomer, in training

    wowowowow!!!

    Dear LookinAround:wave:

    I totally second prettylol!!

    You are amazing!! I just downloaded the driver, connected the webcam and here I go, it works perfect.. Seriously, after so much time lookin around :))), it took just few seconds when I had the right thing..

    THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!!!!

    LookinAround ROCKS:grinthumb
  13. NoodlesJoe Newcomer, in training

    hi guys am havin a webcam problem also,
    i have a trust 120 spacecam and i dont have the cd,
    USB\Vid_0c45&Pid_600d&Rev_0101 is waht it says in system
    ive looked for the driver and downloaded 13177_01 driver which i think is the right driver for it,
    ive tryed several ways on instaling/update driver but still no good,
    also had ago this way by LookinAround

    on step 5 it only lets me click on folder and not pick the oem13.INF
    but when i look in the folder anyway i dont see a file naned oem13.INF or anythink like that?

    only these files i see
    am thinkin i dont have the right driver as it says pcamr800?
    when i try to install by lettin windows update wizard it says wizard cannot find the driver it says ?
    any help please guys
    cheers NoodlesJoe
  14. LookinAround TechSpot Chancellor Posts: 7,677   +39

    @kamisek2402

    Great News!!! I'm glad you got it working :grinthumb

    And you're most welcome. i'm happy to have been able to help :)

    ----------------------------------------
    Hi NoodlesJoe :wave:

    I think i found the vendor's download site for you cam HERE. Is that it?

    Also, i hope you're still running XP as it doesn't look like there are any Vista or Win 7 compatible drivers for your cam
  15. NoodlesJoe Newcomer, in training

    Thanks alot for your reply LookinAround:grinthumb
    ive been to that site and that is the one had already downloaded,
    so i kept on searching and found the one i need here and it has worked perfect.

    i cant post link but it was @ driverskit. com


    cheers NJ
  16. LookinAround TechSpot Chancellor Posts: 7,677   +39

    Good job NJ! :approve: :grinthumb
  17. boy008 Newcomer, in training

    help me pls..

    i cant find my driver on my camera..my pc was reformated..my webcam is crypto..

    this is my hardware id's for my webcam..

    1. USB_08C8&PID_301B&REV_0100
    2. VID_08C8&PID_301B

    hope some1 can help me find my driver for my webcam..i tried some driver..but it didnt work...thank you so much..
  18. LookinAround TechSpot Chancellor Posts: 7,677   +39

    Are you sure about the IDs you found?
    1. I'm guessing you transcribed by hand as i believe the first ID is really USB\VID_08C8&PID_301B&REV_0100 but that's OK as that's what i looked for
    1. I can't find anything about those IDs and anything to do with cams
    2. So i checked and found VID_08C8 is assigned to 2Wire corp. I think 2wire only makes network products. Do you have a USB network adapter by chance?

    Are you sure you have the right IDs? Are you sure your cam is being detected?

    Try this: Do it first with the cam unplugged from the USB port. Generate the list and copy/paste into next post. Then do again with cam plugged in. I'd like to see both the before and after report.

    Also what version of Windows are you running?
    • Click Start->Run, enter: msinfo32. Click the + sign next to Components to expand it
    • Click Problem Devices. Anything appear?
    • If yes, click on it, Ctrl-A to select all, Ctrl-C to copy it, Ctrl-V to paste into next post
    • On the other hand, if no devices are listed, tell me so
  19. charis89 Newcomer, in training

    Webcam driver

    I followed the step on the 1st post and got this driver id:
    VID_0C45&PID_627F\5&2E0A5744&0&4

    I tried looking for the driver online but I can't find any for free, I hope someone can help me look for a free download.

    Thanks a lot. Help will be greatly appreciated.
  20. LookinAround TechSpot Chancellor Posts: 7,677   +39

    Hi charis89 :wave:

    Create a System Restore point first (is always good to be cautious)

    Then try this driver i've stored on Dropbox HERE

    Download and run executable

    If you're running XP you may get a message about software has not passed Windows Logo testing, click Continue Anyway