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Hi,
found this rather poor quality USB webcam and tried to install it in Windows 10 64 bit.
Windows reports it under Other equipment and couldn't find a driver for it.
The Id is listed as:
USB\VID_06A2&PID_6810&REV_0000
USB\VID_06A2&PID_6810
It lists also the following compatible id:
USB\Class_FF&SubClass_00&Prot_FF
USB\Class_FF&SubClass_00
USB\Class_FF
Would you by any chance have a driver I could try for it?
Best regards, Jari
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Thanx for trying,
at least the Windows 10 driver update didn't recognize any of those as valid driver (and based on info etc. texts, they look like 32 bit anyway).
Time to retire that cam, then.
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I would think so, windows 7 killed off a lot of the older hardware and that was down to Microsoft
doing their best to get people away from windows xp at that time.
now they are trying to kill off windows 7 with windows 10 and a lot of the dirty tricks are once again coming in to play
such as older working hardware that is not supported.
as a tip if a webcam works on windows 8.1 then it should work with windows 10
sorry I could not help you out on this.
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windows 10 is proving death to a lot of older hardware and not just the webcams.
sound cards , video cards have all gone the same way.
to me its a waste of good known working hardware that just ends up in landfill
all the big companies are guilty of this as well as they stop driver support to force you
to part with your money.
the thing windows 10 has the biggest problems with is wifi cards its had more then one update
now and still it can't see or use some brand new wifi cards.
I for one will never run windows 10 because it can't run my older hardware that I need for my main business.
its a crazy world when we let software companies tell us what we should or should not be using.