Windows 10: Integrated webcam poor image quality windows 11

Hi,Integrated webcam has very poor image quality windows 11What can I do in order to solve the resolution issue?I try upgrade official drivers from lenovoSomebaody can help please?Regards!take a look when I change resolution higher or lower is always the same quality

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Integrated webcam poor image quality after win 10 install

I have a dell inspiron 15 that came with win7. I installed the free upgrade of win 10, and finally got all the issues worked out, except the poor image quality of the integrated webcam after the upgrade. It is like a video from the sixties. Is there a
fix for this? I use this machine for a lot of teleconferencing, and to say it is annoying, would be a huge understatement.

 

Integrated webcam poor image quality after win 10 install

I face the same issue with recent Win10 update. The problem is that there is no separate driver for integrated WebCam (I have ASUS N550JV notebook and it uses Microsoft UVC 2.0 driver for integrated webcam).

Since hardware was not changed, was not disconnected, the only issue is with the driver.

BTW, immediately after upgrade I had problem that camera was not recognized by system at all. Now I fixed this using some magic (dozens of uninstall device -> scan for hardware changes -> reboot).

Before update I had "USB2.0 UVC HD Webcam" in device list.

With HardwareID: USB\VID_13D3&PID_5188&REV_0814&MI_00

Now this device is disabled

After update I have "USB Camera" device with totally different HardwareID: USB\VID_0BDA&PID_5821&REV_0106&MI_00

And the video quality is now awful (before update it was not perfect but totally Ok for video calls and chats). You can see sample of current image quality below.

 

Integrated webcam poor image quality after win 10 install

The problem seems to be that during the upgrade to Windows 10, the installer looked for a driver and couldn't find one (a dedicated driver) and substituted what it saw as the next best thing. Your problem is really with Asus here. They're responsible for
providing compatible drivers. You might want to try a web search using the hardware ID, which could lead you to some form of driver that's more compatible.