I have a usb 2.0 1.3m webcam internal device on my laptop. It's location is Port_#0006.Hub_#0005 I'm unable to change the settings on this device. My picture is screened upside down. help please

I would go to the Acer website, under support, and type in your model number to get the driver..it might be for windows vista, or windows xp, but if it dont work..it will ask you if you want to use the recommended settings to install the driver, just click yes..and see if that works..worked for me, when I re-installed windows 7 instead of Vista..just select 64 bit version of vista in the drop down box..

Hello, Normally Windows 7 has the drivers already installed in the system. Maybe you want the Application to run the Webcam.
Here is the link

http://global-download.acer.com/GDFiles/Application/Camera/Camera_Cyberlink_1.0.1510_W7x86_A.zip?acerid=634406904413744935&Step1=NOTEBOOK&Step2=ASPIRE&Step3=ASPIRE%204339&OS=ALL&LC=en&BC=ACER&SC=PA_6

Good Luck

If you get an error message"Insufficient power to operate USB device" when you plug a USB deviceinto the computer's USB port, then this device is drawing excessive currentthat the USB port cannot supply. In case such as this, youneed to purchased a powered USB hub and connect this hub into the computer'sUSB port and then connect the USB device into this powered USB hub.

Your computer tries to "boot" from various devices:
* internal disk-drive
* internal CD/DVD drive
* internal 3.5" drive
* external USB device (memory stick, external CD drive, et cetera)
* via your network-adapter -- trying to connect to a "boot-server"

So, restart your computer, and enter BIOS SETUP mode.
Be sure that the disk-drive *IS* listed.
If you want, exclude the "network" boot-device,
since the error-messages that you are seeing are indicating that *NO* boot-server exists on your network.

What the messages *COULD* imply is that there is no media in the CD/DVD drive,
no media in the 3.5" drive, nothing "bootable" connected via a USB port,
*AND* that your computer *TRIED* but *FAILED* to boot from your disk-drive.

That is, your disk-drive either is electrically disconnected (no power reaching it)
or electronically disconnected (the "data" cable is not attached)
or that the disk-drive itself is "dead".

Take your computer to a qualified technician for trouble-shooting.
You may have to replace the "dead" disk-drive with a brand-new one.

go into bios this is how you can enable usb hub etc.
press f2 whilst booting might take you into screen ,learn how to navigate using "tab" and arrows,,change values using enter,save and exit or restore to default settings,learn how to use these pages before change anything

It's possible to fix. First go to device manager and you should see something like "USB Root Hub". Double click to open it, go over to power management, and "Uncheck" "Allow this computer to turn off this device to save power". Do this for all that say USB Root Hub. Next go to "Power Options" then "Edit Plan Settings" (accessible through "choose when to put the computer to sleep") and select "Change Advanced Power Settings". Next, make sure you do this in all of your power settings, but scroll down to an icon called USB settings. Expand the selection, then expand the "USB selective suspend setting". Choose, both on battery and plugged in if you want, to Disable the selective suspend. Finish and apply. Also, to confirm, you know that the USB device (IPod) but be plugged into the eSATA port, correct? It doubles as a USB port and is the only one capable of charging.

When you connect the Logitech WEBcam to the computer/laptop and configured the Skype Video Options for LogitechWEBcam and when you open Skype again you get a different WEBcam even though had saved the settings.
The fix - connect the Logitech WEBcam directly into the
computer's or laptop's USB port, DON't connect the WEBcam into an USB hub and then the USB hub into the compurer's or laptop's USB port.

try to test the camera on another pc..There is 2 probability here, either it is faulty or else there is something wrong with your usb connection...

This error occures when a USB device draws more power than the USB port can supply.
To fix this problem, purchase a powered USB hub. Power up the hub and connect it to the laptop's USB port and then plug the USB device into the powered USB hub.

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Sergio
Todo: Check USB port
Howto:
Refit the USB cable into the port.
Plug the webcam into another USB port.
Use an external powered USB-Hub. Some USB ports on computers do not have enough power to feed USB devices (this mostly occurs with laptops).
Try to install the webcam on another computer.
Todo: Update your computer
HowTo: Update the USB driver in Windows

USB driver update in
WindowsXP
Click Start -> Control Panel -> System
Click the tab Hardware and then click on Device manager
Click at the bottom of the tree on the + sign before Universal Serial Bus controllers
Select the first entry, right mouse click and click on Update driver...

Follow the steps to update the USB driver
Windows2000
Click Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> System
Click the tab Hardware and then click on Device manager
At the bottom of the tree click on the + sign before Universal Serial Bus controllers
Click on General USB Hub, right mouse click and click on Properties

Click on the tab Driver and click on the button Update Driver.
Follow the steps to update the USB driver
Todo: (re)install the latest driver
HowTo:
Deinstall any webcam driver (Philips drivers or webcam drivers from other brands you might have installed in the past)
Cleanup the computer with for instance CCleaner (select Issues (1) and click Scan for Issues(2). Fix issues if necessary)


Download and install the latest driver.