Hi, I have an Acer Notebook model TravelMate 8572TG with Windows 7 Professional Edition. The integrated webcam (Chicony) doesn't work. It is a driver problem surely. I have tried to restore original drivers by using the Acer eRecovery Management application but it still doesn't work. In addition I have noticed that original drivers available from the application mentioned above (v1.1.188.706) are different from those downloadable from the Driver & Support page on Acer website.

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Can some help me to solve this problem? Thank you, Best regards.

You are right! In fact, drivers downloadable from the Acer site cannot be installed because the hardware is not recognized by Windows.

I have used the Acer eRecovery Management application in order to restore original webcam drivers but after doing that, it still doesn't work! In addition, i have previously written that original drivers available from the Acer eRecovery Management application installed on my computer, are not the same that can be downloaded from the Acer site. In particular, these ones exhist only for windos XP and not for windows 7 Professional 64 bit that is my operative system! Just a side note, it's not impossible that your camera has physically disconnected from your devices mainboard. If my suggestion doesn't work I would suggest one further test before saying that's what's going on. You can always try to do a system recovery using the eRecovery tool you were using to reinstall the drivers.

It's nice to be able to reinstall drivers from there but it's not always 100% effective. So basically you would have to backup any important data (music, videos, pictures, etc.) and then run the eRecovery option to do the restoration. It will completely wipe your system and you'll begin fresh. That way you eliminate any possible Windows issues. Vanilla Sky Script Pdf there. If not you can either contact Acer and arrange a repair or you can see a local tech to check the cable.

But hopefully my earlier suggestion will help. Take care and best of luck! This likely means that the camera itself is no longer connected. To verify you can always try to do a system recovery. This process completely reinstalls Windows and erases all programs and personal data so if you do decide to try it please back up your files first. This will eliminate beyond any shadow of a doubt the possibility of a software issue. Robert T Paynter Pdf Viewer.

If you would rather not try a recovery I would suggest arranging repair. Here is a link for the recovery process, there is a way to do it from Windows, but this is just as easy. And it comes with a video to help.