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  1. Jun 28th, 2012, 11:18 AM #1
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    Strange happens to my computer sometimes .Toshiba WebCam shows . under tree view of Imaging Devices .but most of the times . it does not show . when i restart the computer it does not show .Kindly let me know the idea .any help would be greatly appreciated .
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    Re: Imaging Device Issue under the device Manager

    Is it connected to the computer properly, no loose connection?
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    how should i check the webcamera ? .is it really connected with computer or not ?.because it shows in build at the laptop .let me know please .
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    Re: Imaging Device Issue under the device Manager

    Is it Laptop or Desktop PC you are talking about and is it an external camera ?

    1. Check whether the camera is connected to the system(if it is external camera). If possible, try plugging into other USB ports and see if the issue is solved.

    2. Try reinstalling the driver of the webcam with the latest updates(if available).

    3. If it is an external camera, just test it in your friend's PC or any other PC and see whether it works on that system.

    4. Check the product's website to see whether there is some FAQ or support ticket answered, regarding this issue.

    5. Try reinstalling the Windows OS.

    6. If none of the above works, call the support team to get the hardware checked and repaired.


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    Question Re: Imaging Device Issue under the device Manager

    when i w.c and go to Toshiba Webcam Properties .and choose hardware ids .it says . USB\VID_10F1&PID_1A2A&REV_1815&MI_00 so how it is Usb Device .

    USB\VID_10F1&PID_1A2A&REV_1815&MI_00
    USB\VID_10F1&PID_1A2A&MI_00
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