[Intel Avstream Camera Driver
Rapheal Charlton
I have a DELL XPSS 9315 computer to which I did a clean installation of windows 10 LTSC V1809 10.0.17763 and the webcam is installed with an error so I can't use it. On the Dell page they only offer Driver for Windows 11 that I already installed because they say it's compatible, but it still doesn't work. I contacted DELL because the equipment is under warranty and they tell me that they can't give me support for that driver that I have to communicate with the manufacturer that would be INTEL. Can you help me please? it's a NEW EQUIPMENT
These cameras are only included in Original System Manufacturer (OEM) systems, as such, they customized the driver specifically for their system and there is no driver we could provide as they are given to OEMs to adjust the driver to their need.
You will need to use the driver they offer on their official website, and we would advise you to use the Operating System the equipment was made for or at least the latest version of Windows 10 19045, however, if the issue persists, please continue to contact your system manufacturer for further support.
AFAIK, unless it is indicated otherwise, Intel driver packages support and are validated with the current and three previous Windows 10 releases. This means the 22H2, 21H2, 20H2 and 2004 (20H1) releases. Windows 10 LTSC release 1809 is, in fact, three additional versions back from the last supported. In this case - again unless indicated otherwise - you will need to have an older version of the Camera drivers to support this camera.
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Built in camera on MS surface pro 1866 stops working after a few days to less then one day requiring a removal of driver and restarting computer. Then it works for a bit and then fails again. On latest version of Win 11
Thanks for the information provided. Doing further research, I noticed that the AVStream camera is only used by the manufacturer of the laptops (Acer, HP, Dell, Asus, etc). They are in charge to provide the proper driver and support since they have to make sure that it meets the requirements established by the manufacturer.
EDIT: I found that other's have run into the same issue that you have. It seems there are no Linux drivers available to support the Intel AVStream Camera. Seems Intel created it souly for Windows, sad.
It's not Intel, but I'm quite sure it's Aptina. However, in Windows, if a device doesn't have driver, Windows still sees it and lists it as "Unknown Device" - is there something similar in Linux/Zorin? I feel that the device is not even "seen"/detected by the OS?!
I tried using Cheese to access my built-in webcam, but it returned a "Device not found" error. Running dmesg grep video and dmesg grep camera yielded no results. What are the proper steps to troubleshoot and get my built-in webcam detected and working?
Try these solutions to fix any issues you might be having with the camera(s) on your Surface. For example, it may be missing drivers or require a restart. It also may be that your privacy settings don't allow camera access for some apps, or there's a problem with the app you want to use.
Select Start > Power > Shut down and wait a moment for your Surface to shut down. Then press and hold the power button for 20 seconds. If you see the logo screen appear after a few seconds, continue to hold for the full 20 seconds until you see the logo screen again. See Force a shut down and restart your Surface for more info.
I even flashed the original Install.wim to the Windows partition using DISM but at startup the two unknown devices still showed. I also tried installing the drivers using Double Driver and still no luck. Oh BTW, my Hi10 Pro was set up to boot only to Windows.
There is a problem with the official driver download
[Hi10 Pro] [Official Version] Chuwi Hi10 Pro Windows, Android, Bios, Driver, tutorial Download? Its camera driver is for the wrong hardware and its touchscreen driver is for the wrong version.
I have a survey that I am populating from a W10 device. When I want to take a photo, the "selfie" camera works, but the other camera (facing away from the user) does not work (see screengrab). I've seen that there are issues with cameras on W10 devices. Does anyone know if this is resolvable or where I can get more information?
What is the make and model of the device? Also, if you check the Device Manager (search Windows Menu or open from Control Panel) what is the make and model of the rear facing camera? Is it different to front facing camera? Are the drivers updated for the cameras?
I have tested with several Surface Pro and Surface Book devices we have here in our office, with different versions of Windows and different models, and both the cameras are working as expected on all the devices.
We were able to identify the issue. If the image question's appearance is set to annotate, only the "selfie" camera works. Once we removed the appearence specification, the "normal" camera started working.
I experienced this issue with a Windows 10 device as well. The front facing camera worked as expected while the regular camera would not take a photo. This was while using Survey123 3.7. I had an installation file for 3.5 available so I uninstalled 3.7 and installed 3.5 and the problem does not persist.
Something new is brewing at Microsoft, and it appears the company is pushing out driver updates for its new Surface devices, but only for those on the Fast Ring (we have not tested Slow, but possibly there too).
Both our Surface Book and Surface Pro 4, which are on build 'Redstone' 14352.1002, received no less than seven Intel driver updates. The updates appear to be tied directly to improvements with Windows Hello, facial recognition, and the Surface's cameras.
Besides improved performance and reliability we also now noticed that the privacy light (white) now comes on along with the infrared one when Windows Hello is initiated. The privacy light is to the right of the camera, whereas IR is to the left. We compared it to a Surface Pro 4 on Release Preview, and only the IR light comes on during the Windows Hello process. It is not clear why there is this change, but it is new. Users can see this light in action when the front-facing camera is engaged using the native Camera app.
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I managed to download a slightly newer version of the driver. A couple of months more recent. With a similar driver downloader tool I cannot find anything newer. I will try the one you are suggesting.
The next step that might help is to uninstall the USB host controllers from Device Manager and let the system reinstall on reboot. That might help if the issue is a corrupted handshake between the camera and system on bootup.
Thank you mate! I will try this asap. But this device has no lid :) it's a 2 in 1 device with a detachable keyboard. The cameras are built in the tablet shell. They seem to be properly attached. I had to disassemble it in order to fix the docking connector. It came loose. Anyway I'll double check
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