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Jul 17, 2024, 11:58:11 PM7/17/24

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I was trying to fix the fingerprint scanner (device wouldn't start) and first removed the "Synaptics UWP WBDI" in device manager. When it didn't re-appear I also removed another device in "Biometric Devices". Now both disappeared. When I chose "rescan for hardware changes", the fingerprint scanner re-appeared and I got it to work, the other device didn't.

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Thanks for trying, but it was not the one. After I install (HPSetup.exe) nothing happens. Also the description of this driver doesn't really meet what I expect (it says: "This package contains the driver that enables the Intel Human Interface Device (HID) Event Filter. Intel HID Event Filter enables the function keys in systems configured to use Connected Standby.")

I'm pretty sure the driver you're looking for is in the picture. I randomly did the same thing as you after taking the advice of someone on a youtube video suggesting to delete the driver and let the computer "automatically re-install it". And of course I didn't think to note what the driver was actually called.

I tried every fix online and came across this forum in the process. Nothing worked until I re-installed the new BIOS update released recently which is available on HP support. Next time I started up the computer the driver was there and I was able to set up windows hello face recognition.

Will this really help fix my problem? I read here that in windows 10 a reset will not help restore the original HP drivers. I'm afraid it will only cause more driver problems but maybe I will try later

Please help, my camera driver, is gone. When I went to Join meeting, which we have done before, I kept getting a message saying, We can't find your camera, with error code 0xA00F4244. I looked up ways to fix the camera, realizing there wasn't one anymore. What do I do now? How to download or install camera driver?

It is not displayed in the device manager. It is also not found if I search manually for new hardware in the device manger. Further I checked the troubleshooting with Dell Support Assist, but also there no webcam is found. I also ensured, that the Webcam is activated in the BIOS.

I am having this same problem and it's so frustrating. I've tried everything except I can't figure out how to uninstall the drivers and re install them as delibeli stated because my camera doesn't appear in device manager. Delibeli, can you walk me through it please.

I feel your pain boxermama10. I spent three hours with Microsoft remotely connected to my computer doing the same thing. They finally told me it's dells problem and get a driver from them....even though Dell explicitly says the drivers come from Microsoft for the webcam and they do not have any drivers.

I'm in the same boat. Spent 2 hours yesterday watching tech support make a million changes to my system and the camera still doesn't work. Like you @Tifferj25 my camera does not appear in the device manager, so I can't do anything with the drivers. Dell has no answer which is frustrating.

I had the same problem after the latest Windows 11 update. I did a system restore and I am not. not. going to go through that again. No more updates until they make an update that corrects this issue.

If the operating system does not detect the camera, you must first make sure that the camera drivers are installed. In addition, do not forget that manufacturers of webcams strongly recommend installing the latest drivers. If you do not have the CD and installation files for your webcam, first of all, try to find them on the manufacturer's official website. If you could not find them there, do not hesitate to download free webcam drivers from our website.

As I reported over a week ago in the Webcam Utility channel (permalink 02-05-2021) the Canon Camera Driver is failing to load in the most recent Windows 10 update. US-based product support worked with me on the phone, but was unwilling to escalate this issue to the Engineering teams in Japan, because it "worked for him" on another Windows 10 version.

Thanks, Rick.

I see that "N" is a somewhat limited enterprise edition, provided by my employer. (I think we need the "N" version to be compliant with our business in Europe.) I have uninstalled all Canon software, rebooted and reinstalled (multiple attempts with Canon telephone support.)

Thanks for the suggestion about Media Feature Pack. I'll need IT Administrator to push that through.

Earlier N versions require a download, but recent updates will use the Settings panel. More specifically for the most recent update (version 2004) to Windows 10, I had to navigate to Settings > Apps > Apps and Features > Optional Features > Add a Feature and find the Media Feature Pack in the list of available Optional Features. A reboot will be required.

(Despite the debate about how I got stuck with Windows "N", I'm sure I won't be the last US-based Canon user to encounter this. It is also worth noting that as an enterprise user with deployments managed by my IT department, I had to jump through some extra hoops to allow the installation of the feature pack.)

Glad this worked for you. We don't see many posts or support requests for Windows 10 N or KN OS here. Of the handful of posts many have been resolved by installing the Media Pack. While not directly indicated, it has in the past provided the "missing" compatibility pieces needed for these types of media applications.

BTW, Windows 10 "N" is not sold anywhere in the US. So I doubt if Canon USA Support actually provides support for that version of Windows. Have you been in touch with the Canon Support for your country of origin.

Do I really have to prove my country of origin? My company's use of Windows Enterprise N in the USA is out of my control, but I'll ask IT about it. I assure you that I am US-based and that we are compliant with Microsoft's enterprise licensing and audits. Meanwhile, I'm stuck on the "N" Windows and I can't roll back the 2004 update, so I came here to work through the problem. Let's focus on the technical details.

It is interesting that the N version specifically omits media-related features. Are you certain that there is a camera dependency missing from an N release that requires the Media Feature Pack? Or is it possible that I uncovered a bug in the Canon driver?

"Do I really have to prove my country of origin? My company's use of Windows Enterprise N in the USA is out of my control, but I'll ask IT about it. I assure you that I am US-based and that we are compliant with Microsoft's enterprise licensing and audits. Meanwhile, I'm stuck on the "N" Windows and I can't roll back the 2004 update, so I came here to work through the problem. Let's focus on the technical details."

Of course, this means you are "stuck with Windows N". I am trying to tell you how to get support for your issue. Consulting your IT department is probably the best course of action for you, not a camera forum for users.

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Fix 4. Reinstall or roll back the webcam or camera driver on Windows 10. You can press Windows + X and select Device Manager. Expand Imaging devices, Cameras or Sound, video and game controllers. Right-click your webcam and select Properties. Click Driver tab and select Uninstall device to remove the webcam driver on Windows 10. Restart your computer and it will automatically install the webcam driver. If you want to roll back the webcam driver to an old version, you can click Roll Back Driver to install the old version of the webcam driver.

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For those of you about to weed through all the comments below, I'd recommend saving yourself some time by getting a micro SD card reader. I tried everything below to no avail - but simply removing the card from the camera and using a usb card reader works fine. It's as if the PC recognizes the camera as a usb storage drive, but for whatever reason does not recognize the memory card IN the camera as the actual drive. There are no drivers, defective manufacturer cables, special cables, etc.

Yeah i tried connecting with a USB micro cable and it didn't pick it up (Windows 10), then found the micro USB that was supplied with the camera and it works fine. Don't know what the difference is but there obviously is one (the majority of my cables are cheap chinese knock-offs!)

I can confirm what @Leroy Bagwell said om 1/18/20. I tried a few different USB cables before I got it to work. They were all the USB Micro-B style, but two of them didn't work. The camera recognized it was plugged in, but Win10 didn't see it. I couldn't tell if they were cheap-o cables or not, just that it did work, but took a few different cables for it to work. Win10 found a driver on it's own and then it automagically worked. Transferred files w/o issue after that.

If you have tried the above and it didn't work or it is like you say that it cannot find the device then and I'm not sure if this is correct but have you installed Vtech's Learning Lodge software in your PC? I'm wondering if this software has the 'drivers' in it.

I can confirm the cable was my issue as well. I thought for sure it wasn't (until I read this thread) because I had already suspected that, and tried multiple cables on 4 different PC and Macs. Lo and behold the last cable I tried just magically worked. I guess it's possible the one they shipped was damaged in some way or not manufactured exactly per the USB specs and the other cables I had were simply power passthrough with no data channel and I didn't realize it.