Windows 10: hello, after update driver the camera inside of my laptop dont running any more. What can i...

hello, after update driver the camera inside of my laptop dont running any more. What can i do? Thanks for info!

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Elecom Windows Hello Face Camera

1. Run a Windows Update to check for any drivers from Microsoft. If any are available, install them, then proceed to Step 3
   
2. Check the Elecom site directly for driver downloads. If there is a driver available, install it. If not, proceed to Step 3
   
3. Reboot your PC with the webcam connected
   

If the webcam still isn't detected on as a Windows Hello camera, try the above steps on a different PC to make sure the webcam itself works. I had a similar problem with the Mouse CM02-A on my work laptop today. Works just fine on 1 of my personal desktops. Strangely enough, the Logitech BRIO works just fine on the same work laptop the Mouse failed on.

My guess is the work laptop's group policy blocked the Mouse's driver or something like that.

 

windows hello cannot detect camera

Hi,

We need to investigate further so that we can identify the cause of the issue. We suggest checking for driver updates for your camera and see if it helps. Follow the steps below:

• Type Device Manager on Start/Cortana.
• Click on Imaging devices.
• Right click Integrated Camera or the name of your camera.
• Select Update Software or Properties >
  Driver Update Driver.

Looking forward to your response.

 

Lenovo Y510P (Unsupported for Win 10) Camera Driver Needed


Hello and welcome ksuthayya have had a look for a driver for your machine but there are only drivers listed up to 8.1 not 10.
Camera Driver for Windows 7 (32-bit, 64-bit) - IdeaPad Y410p, Y510p - Lenovo Support (US)

Another Google found that there was no camera driver support for 10. for a similar Lenovo Lenovo Y510P (Unsupported for Win 10) Camera Drive... - Lenovo Community

Having said that my old Toshiba was in the same position and yet when I installed 10 Windows updates found drivers for stuff not listed on the Toshiba site.

Now a suggestion would be to get a clip on camera and install it via USB or like wise because it would have it owns driver. If my memory serves me right they are not that expensive - but still annoying eh?.