What should I do if the camera driver cannot be installed and the camera driver cannot be installed?

This problem is an old problem, mainly to see if your steps are correct, generally speaking, the camera, is to install the driver first, connect the camera, if this is correct, there is a problem and then send it.

You first plug in the camera, find the hardware installation wizard from the control panel, and select Auto Install. Then put the drive disk into the computer and let him install it by himself.

To be honest, I don't understand the camera, but the problem you said seems to be a little similar to my computer, my computer is Lenovo, the camera is bought and sent, and I couldn't afford to install it at the time, but there is a point, when you connect the computer, you look at the hardware, whether there is software that has not been fully installed, if you connect the camera to the computer does not appear, just install the camera driver software.

There is also the software that has not been installed, so put the disk into the optical drive, and you can reinstall the hardware.

Maybe your camera is the same as mine. Here's how:

Install the driver first without connecting the camera. Once the driver is installed, connect the camera to your computer. At this time, you will be prompted to discover new hardware and whether to install drivers. If it's a disc, just click to search for the disc.

After that, some will prompt to restart, and some will not. It is ready to use after the reboot.

Give it a try.

The camera device can't be found in the computer, and the device may be original:

1. The camera driver is not installed.

2. The camera device is disabled.

3. The Windows Image AcquisitionM service is not started.

4. Caused by the failure of the camera itself or the slot of the chassis.

Here's how to deal with it:

Step 1: Right-click "My Computer" and click Properties, open "Device Manager", and see if there is an option of "Image Device", <>

There are two scenarios here:

a.Yes. If there is this option, the hardware device is normal, and the driver is also normal, so go directly to the next step.

b.No. If you don't have this icon, then you need to turn on the hardware switch and install the driver.

Now the system of Win 7 and Win 8 basically integrates the camera driver, so just turn on the hardware switch: press and hold the function key "FN" and then click the camera function key in "F1" - "F12" to turn on [different models vary].

Step 2: After the "Image Device" option appears in the Device Manager, open it to see if the camera device is disabled, if it is disabled, click [Enable] directly, and then open "My Computer", refresh it once, and see if there is an icon appearing.

a.Yes. Once you have it, you can open it and use it.

b.No. If not, do the following:

2. Tick "Create desktop shortcut" and "Create XP style ** device" and then click "Install WIN 7 camera software". Once the installation is complete, close this window and you're good to go.

Brother I know your situation, I have also encountered such a situation, and then I didn't go to get the problem again, but after a while I remembered to try it, sometimes the problem with the computer is not a problem at all, sometimes you don't have to pay attention to him (as long as it's not a big problem), according to what you said, I suggest that you better restore the system and reinstall it, I recommend that you use the above version, because only the above version comes with a driver such as a camera driver.

This camera seems to be the bright moon.,You go online to find a driver life or drive elf to try.,This itself belongs to the driverless series in the XP system.。 If that doesn't work, I suggest you reinstall the system.

Your problem should be due to the problem of antivirus software interception, when installing the driver, there are requirements to close the antivirus software, because the camera driver is generally not authenticated, so sometimes the antivirus software will intercept it, you only need to deactivate the antivirus software first, install the driver and then open it.

Let's take a look at what brand and model of your camera is (on top of or behind the camera)! Say it and I'll help you find the driver!

Looking for a universal drive in the driver's home, it really doesn't work, you have to look for the same camera on the Internet to see what model it is.

Remove the drive from the system strap and reassemble it.

The next drive life, the next drive is installed.

It contains all the drivers for your computer's hardware.

Please check whether there is an "image device" or "camera" in the "Device Manager".

1. If there is no "Image Device" or "Camera" in the "Device Manager", we recommend that you refer to the following methods;

1. Right-click on any device in "Device Manager" and select "Scan to Detect Hardware Changes".

2. Try to restore the default settings of the BIOS, the specific operation: press the F2 key to enter the BIOS when the ASUS screen appears during boot, then press F9, press Enter, F10, and press Enter in turn, the computer will automatically restart, and the restoration of the BIOS default value is completed.

3. If there is still no "image device", it may be that the camera is not recognized due to operating system problems, it is recommended that you back up and save important data to an external storage device, and then reinstall the operating system, it is recommended to install the pure version of the system.

1. Right-click in "Device Manager" - Image Device Camera--- select "Disable" - and then select "Enable".

4. The camera is occupied or may also be caused by viruses or system file problems, it is recommended to check and kill viruses, or reinstall the operating system.

Consult with an engineer to help you solve the problem!

You may have turned off the relevant system services while the system was being optimized. We recommend that you enable the service again. It seems to be a wim or something. It has to do with scanners or something.

My Computer, Right Click, Administration, Services & Applications. Found in the list of services:

Windows Image Acquisition (WIA) (Provides image capture for scanners and cameras.) ）

Check whether the service is enabled, if not, turn it on and set it to automatic.

There is also the following: uninstall QQ and reinstall it. Disable antivirus software and 360, etc.

It may be a problem with the local settings in QQ. You go and see it.

Happy to you! ☆

Whether the monitoring software is installed and whether it is displayed normally.

QQ is running normally? Is it blocked by other security software?

Is there a response when plugged into the computer? If there is a reaction, then you can install the drive.

Plugging in the computer doesn't respond, and it still doesn't work to toss the computer.

Control panels--- scanners and cameras--- add image processing devices.

Most of the ideas on the market are undriven ·· It is recommended to upgrade the motherboard.

With XP system, Win7 is not included.

Buy a drive-free camera!

Or maybe your interface is broken.