Windows 10: GoPro Device Drivers

So I want to use my gopro as a webcam but my pc is showing the gopro as something else and not a video Device or a GoProAnd when I try to change the Drivers It gives me two options that don't work. Ive been going crazy trying to figure this out . . . help me.Also what is an RNDIS device and why is my gopro connected as that.

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Hi FrankFarmer1,

However, Windows 10’s GoPro App for Desktop doesn’t always recognize a connected GoPro camera. Then the camera doesn’t appear in the app, and an error message might even pop up. These are a few resolutions that might fix GoPro App for Desktop when it doesn’t
recognize a connected camera.

Open the Hardware and Devices Troubleshooter

First, open the Hardware and Devices troubleshooter in Windows 10. That troubleshooter can fix numerous issues for connected devices, such as GoPro cameras. Users can utilize that troubleshooter as follows.

Connect the GoPro camera with a PC.

Open Cortana by pressing the Type here to search button on the taskbar.

Input ‘troubleshoot’ in the search box and click Troubleshoot.

Select the Hardware and Devices troubleshooter listed in the Settings app, and press the Run the troubleshooter button.

Users can then select an Apply this Fix option to fix detected issues.

If this doesn't work, please check the other possible steps here in this article:

https://windowsreport.com/windows-10-recognize-...

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Your feedback is much appreciated.

Thanks and regards,

 

GoPro No USB Connection

Hi all,

Just got a second hand GoPro Hero 2 HD and I'm trying to connect it to my Surface Pro 3 running Windows 10.

I've tried reinstalling the USB drivers but that seemed to have no effect, my Surface isn't even showing a connected device.

A couple of threads online suggest it might be the USB 3.0 to 2.0 connection but surely the 3.0 port would support connection to a 2.0 cable no?

Don't know what else to try short of buying a new 3.0 cable for the GoPro. Any suggestions would be welcome.

Thanks!

 

Windows 10 GoPro Studio

As a workaround, I was able to run it in Compatibility Mode as Windows 8

I pinned it to my Taskbar, then...

• Right-click the icon for it
• Then right-click "GoPro Studio" in the context menu that pops up
• Choose Properties
• Select the Compatibility tab
• In the Compatibility mode section, check the box for "Run this program in compatibility mode for:"
• Select Windows 8
• Try running GoPro Studio again

Hope that helps and that GoPro puts out a fix for this soon.