Ic50 i bought the basic webcam ic50c and it does not work

Hi there, You can buy an external, USB webcam. Depending on how much you want to spend, you can get an HD one or just a basic one. Any computer store will sell them. Most webcams will clip on to your monitor and plug into a USB port on your laptop, and will work the exact same as one built in to your computer. Here is my recommendation: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826105420 Cheers, Alex

Your problem is the three capacitors which are located beside ic50. Yhey are 100 / 22 and 10uf.
The ESR will be high. Change all three and your up and running.

Philly.

yes you can download just about any driver online. here is a link for what you are looking
http://www.driver-fix.com/driverdetective2.php?t=3Cp5098%20Driver&gclid=COibw8-K9JgCFQhdswodCFXh1Q

just click on the ic50c.exe link

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Go to the website and select support/downloads. Fill in the proper categories and download your driver. It's that simple. Remember your model number IC50C. You can also put a copy of the driver on disk so you can have a disk of your own. Hope this helps.

http://support.creative.com/Products/Products.aspx?catid=218&catName=Web+Cameras

There are basically 2 adjustment can be made to focus your webcam, 1st is by the webcam software, try to search from the software any feature that can focus your webcam. The 2nd is the mechanical adjustment on the webcam itself, try to rotate the focus ring (webcam's eye) and see how the picture improvement.

YBC (/\)

tech support for MI has been very good to me in the past on at least two occasions, one regarding a IC50 webcam in which the driver that was causing static in the image, and a MI wireless mouse that has worked fairly well since I got it about year ago. But it was a ***** for a blind man like myself to setup and configure.
Assuming the driver is still installed and you are sure that it is the correct driver for the cam, I would suggest removing mouse and keyboard just to see if that alliviated the webcam detection issue. I have seen circumstances in the past in which devices would basically take over the USB disallowing the use of other devices. This may not be happening but it is worth a shot in the dark. In the meantime, try to give MI another day or two for an answer. Here is the website just in case you are not getting the driver from their main website as it can be very difficult to find for most people..

http://www.microinv.com/support.asp?dept_id=1001&sub_dept_id=1018&product_id=10020&formSubmit.x=23&formSubmit.y=9

http://www.microinv.com/support.asp?dept_id=1001&sub_dept_id=1018&product_id=10020&formSubmit.x=23&formSubmit.y=9

The above is for the IC50C webcam from Micro Innovations

Close the driver out. Unplug and then replug in the camera. Reopen the driver.

There is no driver for Vista, but sometimes the Win XP driver works, so check here for the download. http://204.247.157.162/Ez3drv.htm