I've lost the box and driver for my webcam. I've just reimaged my machine and now want to install it again. It's a Taiwan model with virtually no identifying marks.

After searching the web, I found something on Amazon that looks exactly the same (with six white LED lights, a microphone and a light sensor on the top). Cyberlink Media Suite Essentials Dell Download Locker here. See here: Unfortunately there is no MYDIGITAL webpage, and when I search the driver websites MYDIGITAL comes up blank as well.

If anybody knows where I can get this driver, or if you have this webcam yourself, I would be very grateful for your help. Hey i downloaded all this stuff on here, plus all the VP-eye junk that came with it. I've uninstalled and reinstalled over and over again (this looks just like the software that came with my cam too) i even uninstalled in the device manager, am i missing something really huge here?

I had the cam unplugged when i installed, tried it again plugged. And everytime after it installs windows stupid driver hardware thing pop's up and just says it can't find the software even tho i direct it RIGHT to the driver on my hard drive. Do i HAVE to burn this to CD to get it to work?

Like wtf is goin' on, i had this cam working for over a year, i lost the CD in a move cuz its so freakin tiny, as well as the fact it doesn't even come in a case, just a tiny slip. But once my computer crashed and i re-did it all it seems like i just can't seem to get this cam to work. THere's definitely power to the usb port cuz the LED lights still light up. Like holy, somebody please help me with this i so cannot afford another webcam right now.

No-registration upload of files up to 250MB. Not available in some countries. Download the latest drivers for your USB2.0 Web Camera to keep your Computer up-to-date. Description: USB2.0 Web Camera Driver Installer; File Version: 8.5; File Size: 2.33M; Supported OS: Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP.

That's cos it's the incorrect driver for the chipset. I had the same problem wheni first got my budget 6 led webcam off of Ebay. Turned out it was a different chipset driver than was actually packaged with the webcam. So, i recommend (if you really wanna find out what chipset is inside the camera) to take the 2 screws out of the back of the webcam (whilst unplugged obviously) and read any codes/text that maybe on the big chip in the middle or the numbers printed on the printed circuit board. Turned out mine was a PAC7302, which with a small look on Google, i found the appropriate drivers which work a dream. This method is the least time consuming in the long-run, as my friend bought the same camera at the same time (from the same supplier) and it turned out to be a different chipset (a ZS211) Seems that even the sellers are not aware of what chipset they are sending out to people, so best save yourself from banging your head against the screen looking for the right driver, by simply undoing 2 little screws.