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Hp dv6000 webcam doesn't seem to be working . .

Hp dv6000 laptop - - built-in webcam doesn't seem to be working . . .

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Please go to this link:

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&lang=en&product=1842155&

Select the Operating System and download the webcam driver. After the download is complete, install the driver and restart the computer. Please ensure that while installing the driver none of the messengers like Yahoo or MSN are running. Restart the computer and it should work.

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Cant get my hp PAVILION DV6000 built-in webcam to work.

try using a real HP driver yet?
downloaded from whom, most non HP sites are virus pits from H3LL.
know that first.
finding drivers for obsolete systems is super hard work.

Pavilion dv6000 (is that the full partnumber or the useless series number)? post the service tag for 10x better answers.
if at HP.com (where you should have gone first) they demand that first. that is because, there are 50 LT in that series.or more
and guess what they all dont use the same chips nor cameras.

carbon date,,,, 2006 ,2007?
just about 10 years old and support ends at 10 years old
XP is dead now for 3 years why run XP
XP must have SP3 loaded, service pack 3 or USB is no good and vast other things super bad.. (old old history that)


only this matters, see those xx below, all facts here matter.
1,2,3 , all do. to match drivers; to OS. just 1 example here of 1000
9000-ppec2icix4tk32ykqb2dko55-5-0.jpg here is the dead files on this LT
deep dead.
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Printers-Archive-Read-Only/Windows-7-Upgrade-Guide-for-dv6000-dv9000-models/td-p/179816


if you read the real service manual on any HP laptop made
you learn fast there are vast variances in chips used.
and matching drivers same,
some have 3 -4 wifi chips different. in one model.
like this DV6000-1234, see that 1234, vast models exist.
world wide in fact.
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I dont know how to turn my web cam on. please can u help me

The HP Pavilion DV6000 is a laptop from HP's entertainment series; this series is optimized for media and gaming. Unlike some of the newer models, it doesn't feature a built-in webcam. Webcams are an asset to online communication, allowing you to stream a live recording of yourself. Installing an external webcam to use with this laptop model is quick and easy.

1.Plug the webcam into a free USB port on your laptop.

2.Wait for any missing drivers to load; a notification will appear in your system tray when the process is finished. If drivers do not load automatically, see Resources for a download link.

3.Wait for the webcam software to install itself. Alternatively, if your webcam came with a CD, insert it and install the software from there.

4.Open the webcam software to turn on your webcam. Once the software loads, you will be able to see your webcam image.

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I have a Windows 7 HP laptop with a webcam built into it. It things always come up and tell me that my webcam is not turned on. I don't know where or how to get my webcam to work. How do I get it to work?

go to this article this will help if not i wil be glad to help u further (http://www.ehow.co.uk/how_6703454_troubleshooting-hp-pavilion-dv6000-webcam.html)
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How to turn on hp WEbcam that is built in

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Fix for HP Pavilion DV6000 with built in camera. I got a solution. Works with XP and VISTA OS.

Download HP's Pavilion Webcam Driver: ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp34501-35000/sp34746.exe and restart your computer again.

If not able to download the driver then try the below link.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&product=1842155&os=2093&lang=en&

Hope this helps you.
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Myy builtin web cam on HP Pavillion dv6000 doesn`t work

The HP laptops integrated webcam only work with the Cyberlink Youcam software. If you do not have this installed, below is the link for it. Click on the link below and scroll to the bottom, you will see the link to the download.

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01415015&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en&jumpid=reg_R1002_USEN#N897
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Everyone's talking about how their's a built-in-webcam in our hp pavillion dv6000's laptop? is this true? if so, how do i get it to work? thanks!

Some DV6000 have web cams other's don't. It all depends on the model you have and if there is actually one in the housing. I have seen people who have DV6000 that did not come with one, change out the lid with one that did have a camera and just plug in the camera plug and download the camera software and it will fire right up. If your dv6000 has a camera, go to the HP website...here... http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/en/support.html

Put your units model number in the box and choose to go to the driver page. The web cams on DV6000 use the Cyberlink Youcam software and drivers for activation, and will work on most messengers and they also come with tutorials to guide you through the process.
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I have an hp pavilion dv6000 and i caint seem to get my webcam to work it keeps telling me a network has occured while connecting to the server please can someone help me(its built in my laptop)just to let...

Hi,

This is because your internet network connection is not that strong, so i'll advice that you get your computer to a stronger internet server. Once this is done you can connect to webcam. I bet you this is just a connection speed problem. Please upgrade your internet speed and your cam would be able to connect faster to the server.

Hope this helped.

Regards
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Built in Webcam does not work anymore

Download the correct driver from the link below. (Re)Install the webcam using the driver .
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Cant turn my built in webcam on??

Hi,

This is known Webcam issue in DV6000 notebooks. To resolve or narrow down the issue, we have to check few things.

First open Device Manager.

Please follow these steps to open Device Manager:

1. Right Click on 'My Computer' icon on Desktop and choose Properties.
2. The System properties Window opens.
3. Click Hardware tab and then click the Device Manager button.

Expand + Imagining Devices and check if the HP Webcam is listed under it.

If Webcam is not listed there, then you have to contact HP to get the BIOS update.

If it is listed there, right click on it and select Disable. Again right click on it and select Enable.

Now open any applications like Quickplay and check if Webcam is working or not.

Please reply me if that won't resolve the issue, I can provide more work arounds
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