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For me it's been great, but your mileage most certainly may vary, and I am certain HP will not consider this a supportable configuration, heh. Give it a real brutal test before declaring success. Be sure to reboot and try all your webcam-enabled programs. Now, go and use Messenger or whatever program has given you fits before and see what your results are. Note that the webcam will likely now be listed as an Acer Crystal Eye webcam.

Choose "Browse my computer for driver software.".Right-click on the webcam entry in Device manager and select "Update Driver Software." from the menu.Find the webcam under "Imaging Devices." On mine it was listed as a generic USB 2.0 device.Open the Control Panel and then open the Device Manager.After you log back in Windows should tell you it's setting up your devices and finding the drivers.Next, unzip the installer executable file, then run the setup program and do the reboot thing.I got mine from here, and yes - these are the drivers I used on my 64-bit Vista install: Acer Extensa 5210 Chicony Webcam Driver 5.7 Here are the brief instructions (as slightly adapted from the post by Dylan Bennett at ): Before posting this I rebooted and rechecked the camera, opened a few programs to try to screw it up, etc. Voila! It works! It shows up in device manager as an Acer webcam, but I can live with that, for sure. I downloaded the drivers, checked them for safety, and updated my system by following the simple instructions. But, according to this post in the forums at, people are having great success using the Acer drivers on their Vista Pavillion machines with the built-in webcam. Check your Device Manager to see who the hardware manufacturer is listed as to help determine whether or not this is the right method for you (or just try it and deal with any glitches if it's not).

Note that not all HP notebooks have Chicony webcams - some have Ricoh models and possibly other brands. The camera is made by a company called Chicony, and it turns out Acer also uses their cameras (as do some other manufacturers). And it seems to have solved my problem: No more failure to see and use the HP webcam, at least so far in Messenger and in QuickPlay. I decided to start searching the web again this evening for some sort of solution, and after finding a bunch of the same-old forum and newsgroup posts, I ran across what appears to be a real gem. Nothing worse for a technical person than to have a broken system, especially in front of other techies, heh. We fired up Live Messenger and I was able to see and hear him just fine, but of course mine was not working. Tonight Carl Franklin asked me to help his test his webcam. Heck, just finding them on the HP web site is a painful task. It worked for a while, then it worked only when I first started the computer, and eventually it would not even do that, so I pretty much gave up. For months I am grumbled at it each time it has failed to work in MSN Messenger and in HP's own QuickPlay software. It's a big-ol' laptop and has a webcam built into the top of the display. I have a HP Pavillion dv9620 laptop with Vista 64-bit Ultimate preinstalled.

So, if you use it - just know your mileage may vary. It is most certainly unofficial and not supported by HP or anyone else (including me). Note: This article contains a cheesy workaround that worked for me.