how to install camera driver in windows 10

 

Most of the people are not that much aware about how to install camera driver in windows 10. Most of the time it's not that difficult, but you do need to know some proper things before you proceed. Mentioned below are the tips and steps which will help you with successfully installing camera driver: ##

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-This article is specifically for windows 10, if your operating system is different please review our other articles listed in menu bar.

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-Make sure that your phone or tablet has a recent version of Windows or Microsoft .Net Framework installed on it, as well as a compatible device driver for your camera; neither one is provided by default with Windows 10.

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-Download and install any updates to the Windows Camera app. (Right click on Start, choose Windows Update and check for updates.)

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-Make sure that your PC is not connected to an external or older camera, or a USB 2.0 port on your PC; if it is, you must disconnect it before proceeding.

-You might have to reboot your PC.

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-If you are not already familiar with Windows 10 Settings and Configuration, please familiarize yourself with this system before attempting the steps below.

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1. Open the Start menu and search for "camera." Click the entry that appears to launch the app. This opens a menu showing various camera views. The Camera app is also located in Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Devices and Printers > Right-click on your camera's icon, and choose "Settings…" (The Device Settings app will open.)

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2. On the left pane of this app, click "Add a camera." In the box that opens in the center of your screen, click "Camera" then click Next> in bottom right corner.

3. Choose the camera you installed and click Next>

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4. On the right pane, make sure your camera has its settings set up, then click on the gear icon to open the Device Settings app. Set your device name, description, 

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and model in this window, then click Save, or press Enter key to continue the process. (If you have trouble making these changes, please refer to our article How to set up a Windows 10 PC.)

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5. Close this window and return to the Camera app main menu by clicking anywhere outside of it (normally in bottom left corner). Click on "Choose photo location" in top left corner; a scrolling list of available locations will appear below it. Select your preferred folder, 

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and click the spot where you'd like your images to be saved. You might have to scroll down the list of available locations. You can also choose "Send to …" and select a device, or "Use as …" and select another file location.

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6. Click Save in top right corner; the app will close and your camera will be uploaded, displaying a progress bar across its bottom right corner.

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7. The app will return as it starts up again, showing a new message indicating that it has prepared an image for you within a few seconds. Click the image to open it; the image will open in a new window.

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Your camera is now installed and ready to use within Windows 10. Please keep in mind that this process varies by device, so if you run into issues or need further assistance, please contact your manufacturer or us to help you.

We hope this information was helpful.

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