But my HP webcam is not working after install windows 7 RC. The device manager shows that the driver for HP. When i open Cyberlink YouCam. HP laptops come pre-installed with webcam software CyberLink YouCam and attempting to install YouCam for HP on another Windows computer will fail. Here we show you.

I have a HP Envy touchscreen. It originally came with win 8.1 and some bundled software, which included Youcam 6, the software to use the built in HP Truevision webcam. Write A C Program To Display First 100 Prime Numbers. I upgraded to win10 no problems.

Then I started having problems with my start menu and all the programs there not working. I could right click on a few of them, but to just click on them to open them did nothing. I put up with it for a little while and then got frustrated enough to reinstall windows. I think I did the in place upgrade, or refresh- the one that starts windows like new and saves everything you had in the Windows.Old folder. When I did this, all my bundled software was removed, including Youcam. A few weeks later my start menu quit working again and I had to do the win10 reinstall again.

I dont remember which option I did the install with the second time, but my win. Waves Ssl 4000 Collection on this page. old folder was now gone, along with all my self installed programs. Now the webcam no longer worked. I downloaded a different version of Youcam - my bundled software version was not free to download, and I was not about to pay for something that had originally came with my computer for free, and I had no idea what i could do or who to call to not have to pay to get it again.

I think it was Youcam 2. It was unable to capture images. The little light next to the camera indicating it was on worked, so I was pretty sure it wasn't a hardware issue. When I looked in the settings I coulkd see that it was using the HP Truevision webcam. It just wasn't working.

I tried doing updates, from both Win10 and Cyberlink. I uninstalled the webcam, reinstalled it, tried rolling back the driver, all that jazz. That didn't fix it.

I looked on the forums and found other people had similar problems but I saw none that had remidied it. Something about the bundled version of Youcam seems to be vital to the webcam working at all. I scoured my hard drive and discovered in my Program Files (x86), my Cyberlink folder still had a Youcam6 folder. And the program.exe! I ran it.and it did the same 'unable to capture' error.