Thank you. Glad to help.

Hi guys, anobody know how can i turn the led on CIF webcam ? Because mine have 6 leds - 3 each side, and i dont know how to turn them on , and is there anyway to improve the picture quality ? Because i think its not really good then@.@

Hi, new to the boards, hope this is okay to post in this thread.

This webcam has been driving me nuts.

The ID is:


USB\VID_093A&PID_2460\5&1BB9C9F4&0&1


Any help would be appreciated

Troubleshoot: Windows Won't Recognize Your USB Drive
General Info and Troubleshooting
Updated 11/17/09
Intro

There are many different reasons why Windows may
=> Windows stops recognizing your USB drive or
=> Windows no longer displays the USB drive's familiar drive letter in Explorer or My Computer or
=> Windows reports the device is write protected
=> Windows reports it can't read the device (e.g. it says the drive is unformatted or a raw filesystem or reports the incorrect partition size)

You'll find a number of troubleshooting steps below as well links to related USB topics

• If you’re not familiar with USB troubleshooting, suggest you
  > First start by going through the General Steps
  > Followed by the Additional Steps and related links as might apply
• Otherwise, feel free to start and use the information below however you see fit!

Related Links

• USB Device Problems? Check for Windows Updates
• How to Avoid Problems with USB Storage Devices
• How to Fix a Drive Letter that Doesn't Appear
• How to Reinstall Your USB Controllers and Motherboard Chipset Drivers
• How to Check Hardware / Connection Issues with your USB Device
• How to Check USB Device and Hub Power Issues and Limitations
• CD/DVD or Disk Problems? How to Fix Problems Caused by Filters
• How to use G-Parted-Live-CD for USB storage device problems

Troubleshooting

1. General Troubleshooting Steps for: All USB storage device problems

• Run Windows Update
  => Windows has a long history of USB problems and bug fixes
  • See USB Device Problems? Check for Windows Updates
• Uninstall then re-install your USB storage devices (such as USB CD/DVD, flash and hard drives)
  => Your system may still have old USB installation data which conflicts with USB devices you're now trying to use
  • Use the Drivecleanup tool to uninstall and remove old installation data for unplugged USB storage devices
  • See How to use the DriveCleanupTool
• Unplug other USB devices
  => A different USB device might be the real root cause of your problem
  • Unplug your other USB devices to take them out of the equation when you’re testing and trying to fix your USB drive
  • It’s OK to leave USB mice and keyboards plugged in. However
    >> Note some tests in this Guide that specifically require otherwise
    >> If you have the option to use a non-USB mouse and keyboard while testing, IMHO "you may as well use ‘em"
  • Undock any docking stations. Disconnect hubs
  • Plug your USB drive directly to your computer (Don’t use external USB hubs while testing unless noted otherwise!!)
• Connect AC adapters
  => Don’t rely on USB ports for power when you don't have to. If your USB device has its own AC adapter, use it!
  • Connect USB drive AC adapters even if "the adapter is supposed to be optional" or "you never had to connect it before"
    >> Note: A device LED only indicates the device is getting some power but doesn't mean the device is getting enough power!
  • Plug-in laptops
• Check hardware connectivity for possible points of failure
  • See How to Check Hardware / Connection Issues with your USB Device
• Check if Windows filter drivers may be the problem
  => Bad or corrupt filter drivers can cause CD/DVD, flash and hard disk drives to not work correctly
  • See CD/DVD or Disk Problems? How to Fix Problems Caused by Filters
• Check the USB Storage device driver
  => If no USB storage devices can connect the driver might be disabled (may be a sign of malware)
  • Connect the USB storage device
  • Run Serviwin. Click View->Drivers
  • Scroll to USBSTOR. Verify StartupType=Manual and Status=Started
  • If StartupType= Disabled, rt click to change it to Manual. Reboot
• Reinstall the USB controllers and motherboard chipset drivers
  => When it appears that your USB ports just aren't working right
  • How to Reinstall Your USB Controllers and Motherboard Chipset Drivers

2. Additional Steps when: USB Drive Doesn't Appear in Explorer or My Computer
If the USB drive appears in Device Manager but not in My Computer or Explorer

• Check Windows policy settings in the registry
  => Windows may be configured to hide drives from view in Explorer and My Computer
  • Click Start->Run, enter regedit to open the Registry Editor
  • Navigate to key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explor er
  • Look for a value named NoDrives. If the key or value doesn't exist, there's nothing being hidden
  • Otherwise, rt click NoDrives then delete it and reboot to unhide all drives
• Fix Drive Letter Conflicts
  => Your USB device may be trying to use a drive letter reserved by a different device or prior installation
  • Use the DriveCleanup tool (see above) to uninstall then reinstall USB storage devices

3. Additional Steps when: Write Protected, Raw Filesystem, or for General Read/Write Error Messages

• Check/fix filesystem
  => If the drive is detected and is assigned a drive letter
  • Run chkdsk x: /r (where x: is the USB drive letter)
• Check if Write Protection enabled
  => If all your USB storage devices appear to be write protected
  • Click Start->Run, enter regedit.
  • Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control
  • If sub-key StorageDevicePolicies exists, rt click then delete it
• Data Recovery
  => TestDisk and PhotoRec are freeware tools. (The one download gives you both)
  • TestDisk can help recover corrupt partitions
  • PhotoRec focuses on recovering recovering Photo and Image files
    • PhotoRec step-by-step
  => Some "Try then Buy" tools for recovery below. I've never used either but
  > I've seen people often (not alway) post good results
  > The tool will report (for free) the files it can find. You'll need to buy it before it actually attempts to recover the files
  • Partition Table Doctor
  • Get Data Back

4. Additional Steps when: All Else Fails

• Data Recovery
  => Recovering from a damaged flash drive
• Reformat the Drive
  => Click for info to reformat your drive

OMG thank you very much i finally got my driver! i have been searching for 2 months!!!

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