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no, it's for vista, I didn't find the one for windows 7
no, it's for vista, I didn't find the one for windows 7
no way even in the compatibility mode
It's hit or miss, but you could check the downloads for similar but slightly newer models on the Acer site for Windows 7 drivers. Or figure out the manufacturer of the web came and look on their site. All depends on how bad you want the web came to work.
I checked the website of Acer, the latest driver of the cam for the laptop is for Vista, there's not Windows 7.
You may have to look at other models, ones very similar to yours but newer. That's how I found one for my fathers Acer. I don't remember what hardware I had issues with on his now though.
Ok, I will.
I downloaded 'DevIDagent' and upgrade some drivers, when I restarted the unknown device disappeared and turned into 'USB composite device' in addition one more thing turned out too '......image acquisition'.
after a while the 'unknown device' occurred and 'USB composite device' and '.....image acquisition' vanished.
I've never been a big fan of those driver upgrade utilities. Snake Oil IMHO. Don't be surprised if it wants you to buy a paid for version to actually update the drivers. It sounds suspicious to me.
Most Notebooks/Laptops have a built-in camera but the drivers for it have to be installed and may not automatically be included in all versions of Windows. And there needs to be a program to use it, sometimes Skype will pick it up. I've had success with this program:
Yawcam - Yet Another Webcam Software