Intel usb camera

[Dr Madness]

Hi all, Ross here. I've got an intel web cam, an old one, but I don't know the model
nuber of it and can't locate an drivers for it.
From exploring intels web site I can only assume they are above speaking to we mortals.
This is a picture I found of it, so if you know the model number or a funtional driver
I'd appreciate all hints.

Thanks all for viewing,
Ross.

 

[pooch]

Hi Ross, Welcome to the forum.
This is a discontinued product with no support from Intel, it comes under Intel play toys and cameras if that is any help.
MHO is that you can pretty much forget finding a driver for it unless you want to risk using one of the dodgy driver download sites on the web even if you get lucky I don't rate your chances of finding a X64 driver.
Sorry, but I think that cam is ready for the bin. On the bright side though new Webcams are cheap and almost certainly a lot better quality than that one.

 

[linnemeyerhere]

bin worthy.....yes

 

[kbronski]

I agree. Finding drivers for old webcams can be a major pain. You can get a decent webcam for a fairly low price these days.

 

[Dr Madness]

Hi all, I found it was a CS110, put your glasses on and read the fine print on the tag dufus, I've the 32 bit drivers for it so I can use it on 2 of my computers but not on my 64 bit desk top.
I'll live with this for now but a new camera seems the next step.
Thanks to all for your help,
Ross.

 

[pooch]

Thank you for the reply, I have checked again using this number but despite several claims of x64 drivers I didn't find any evidence I think that when you get a new cam it should be backward compatible with at least Vista and 32bit/64 bit and I believe that due to advances in technology it will put your old cam to shame, so that you will no longer feel the need to use it
Let us know how you get on

Pooch