What exactly are you looking to achieve with the Quickcam Fusions? Just basic video calling? I completely hear that you’re trying to be cost effective but you might want to think about upgrading to the C270 to ensure that the cameras will work.Īgain, sorry I don’t have much more information for you on the situation you’re currently in. Beyond this, I unfortunately do not have much more info for you and I’m sorry about that. UEFI may not be compatible with the older version of LWS. If the newer LWS software works and the older version does not it likely has to do with the fact that newer systems are using UEFI as opposed to traditional BIOS. As you may know, the Quickcam Fusion is an end of life product. Hey - Apologies for the delay in my response - I was out of the office last week as well. I did reach out to Logitech support, but they weren’t very helpful for Logitech - Has your team been able to find anything on this issue? I was on vacation last week so I didn’t have a chance to check this post. Possibility that the older software isn’t working right with the downgrade from 10 to 7? I know could buy a newer model camera and try that, but we are trying to be “cost effective”. One thing I did try was downloading a newer camera installer and it seemed to work fine. These cameras have been in use since 2007-ish so they are fairly old. I also have the QuickCam Fusions which have the exact same problem. It is very strange that this is happening on 3 brand new computers that are being downgraded from Windows 10. But then the camera does not working in our software to capture photos.

I can, however, plug the camera into the computer it is detected and a generic driver is downloaded. If the issue still persist try the below method provided. Once update is done, restart the computer.

Right click on the Cam device and select update. Follow the below step: Press ( Windows key + X) and click on Device Manager. I have been using the lws110_圆4 installer software on Windows 7 for years without any issues, even on computers that are built with Windows 8 but then downgraded to Windows 7. Let’s try to update the cam driver manually and check if it helps. I am purchasing these computers from Dell, and they are being downgraded from Windows 10 to Windows 7 during the build phase at Dell. I’m getting an error “Product requires a USB port” when trying to install the Logitech software for webcams on a brand new computer, this has happened on 3 brand new computers.

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