Solved problem installing driver for webcam

[mahaju]

This is the message shown about the device in Device Manager in the device status box:

This device is not configured correctly. (Code 1)

Not enough storage is available to complete this operation.


To find a driver for this device, click Update Driver.

What does it mean by not enough storage?
The webcam had ADDION written on it but I can't find it's website
It comes with a driver and webcam video setup file, but it says it cannot install driver
It is a USB webcam
If you need additional information please let me know
Please help

Thanks in advance



-- EDIT --
It doesn't install in XP either

 

[pebbly]

hi mahaju , After a lot of searching for Addion I found that this camera uses a Lebeca driver V4.2 is the latest version the only driver I could find is on Driverguide ,you will have to register (free) to be able to download the driver http://members.driverguide.com/driver/detail.php?driverid=132229 sorry about that

 

[mahaju]

Thanks a lot
I registered and downloaded
I will try this new driver now and post my updates

 

[pebbly]

Hi
I clicked your link but when I try to download it asks money
Isn't this free?
Is there anywhere else I can get the latest drivers?

Did'nt know about the money part!!! , Will do some more searching for you

 

[mahaju]

Sorry
I hadn't registered at that time
now I've downloaded and edited my last post
Please stay online for a while I will install this new driver and post my updates

 

[mahaju]

Ok I installed the driver from your link but it's still not working
Any other ideas?
I should also point out that there is a possibility of this webcam having some kind of physical damage
Is there anyway I can make sure about that?
Thanks

 

[pebbly]

Hi mahaju, after more searching I still have not found a viable link The camera is Korean made by Panwest the Lebeca and panwest sites are no longer in existence so we will have a go at getting the camera working on the drivers you already have

step 1, uninstall the drivers for the cam you already have on the PC, diconnect the cam from the USB port
step 2, reinstall the drivers in http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/316-compatibility-mode.html making sure the camera is not connected to the pc
step 3, reconnect the cam , windows should find the new hardware and load the drivers
step 4, if It still does not work , go to "device manager" scroll down to the webcam ,highlight and right click on it and select "update driver"

If it still does not work then I am at a loss I can help you no further sorry

 

[mahaju]

Hi
I tried all your suggestions but nothing did the trick
Then finally I let it automatically search for the driver in Windows Update and it is working now
It installed the webcam as
Trust webcam 14823
Is there anyway I can download this driver in a standalone way, ie, not have to download it from Windows Update if I take this camera to some other computer?

 

[pebbly]

Hi
I tried all your suggestions but nothing did the trick
Then finally I let it automatically search for the driver in Windows Update and it is working now
It installed the webcam as
Trust webcam 14823
Is there anyway I can download this driver in a standalone way, ie, not have to download it from Windows Update if I take this camera to some other computer?

Here you go mahaju, Trust.com - Webcam VGA USB 1.1 glad you got it sorted, I should have thought of using a Trust driver they are pretty universal

 

[mahaju]

yeah I have seen this page
but it does not have Windows 7
Will the Vista driver be ok?

 

[pebbly]

yeah I have seen this page
but it does not have Windows 7
Will the Vista driver be ok?

Yes you will be ok using the Vista driver although you may have to install in compatibility mode but usually they work just fine

 

[mahaju]

by the way, I used a program called driver magician to extract the webcam drivers to a folder, then uninstalled my webcam drivers, then reinstalled it using the backed up version, but now my AVG 2011 Free Edition Antivirus shows some of the files installed as Virus. I let it delete them, however the camera is still working fine. Do you know if this is something I should be worried about?

 

[pebbly]

by the way, I used a program called driver magician to extract the webcam drivers to a folder, then uninstalled my webcam drivers, then reinstalled it using the backed up version, but now my AVG 2011 Free Edition Antivirus shows some of the files installed as Virus. I let it delete them, however the camera is still working fine. Do you know if this is something I should be worried about?

You can get a lot of false/positives from A/V software I personally would reccommend using Microsoft Security Essentials or Avast both are free to download Virus, Spyware & Malware Protection | Microsoft Security Essentials and avast! - Download Free Antivirus software or Internet Security

 

[mahaju]

Wow thanks a lot
but if it works, I will stick with installing the drivers from the trust.com website
Thank you very much for you help

 

[pebbly]

Wow thanks a lot
but if it works, I will stick with installing the drivers from the trust.com website
Thank you very much for you help

You're very welcome mahaju , enjoy your stay on the forums we are always here to help when the need arises