After installation of XP, WebCam not working....

On Windows 7 and Windows 8 you can usually just plug in the webcam and wait a few seconds for Windows to automatically install basic/generic "driver" software which allows the webcam to work. You can check if the webcam is recognised and installed by going to Control Panel/Device Manager. In the Device Manager window locate and click on "Imaging Devices" to see your webcam listed. If there's a yellow exclamation point (!) or nothing listed under Imaging Devices then the webcam is not installed. In this case unplug the webcam, wait a few seconds, then plug it back in and see what happens.
With some webcams you must install software and drivers BEFORE you plug the webcam in. In that case, unplug the webcam then install drivers from a CD included with the webcam or download the drivers from the maker's website and install them. Make sure to choose the driver version specified as compatible with your version of Windows. After installing the drivers, restart the computer and wait for it to boot up fully, then plug in the webcam and see if it works.
One last possibility is that your webcam is too old to work with newer Windows versions. For example, we have an old Kodak DVC325 webcam which worked OK in Windows 98, ME, and Windows XP with SP1 and SP2, but it does NOT work in Windows XP with SP3 or any newer Windows version. Too bad, really, because it's a darn good little webcam!

WRIGHT CLICK ON THE WEB CAM ICON AND CHOOSE CAMPATIBLE WITH WINDOWS XP OR VISTA

Go to the Logitech web site and download the Windows XP driver for your webcam:

http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support_downloads/?selectedcrid=435

If you do not see your webcam listed on the site, it may no longer be supported by Logitech.

It is a DRIVER issue. You DO NOT have the right driver for your webcam and Win7. Try the XP Drivers. Here is how to Install them so they work. Download your XP driver you wish to install. If it's in a zip/rar file then extract it to your desktop. You should have a simple .exe file sitting on your desktop to install the drivers, as normal for XP. Right click the .exe file and select "Properties". Then select the tab called "Compatibility" Now check the box next to "Run this program in compatibility mode for:" Make sure "Windows XP Service Pack 2" is highlighted. Now apply the settings and run the installer. This should work for most drivers, but not all

acer uses three webcam hardware. bison suyin chiconny www.acer.com. go this link and find your model. download 3 driverss and try. you will find which one is your

Here is the driver for XP for that Lenovo Y410 of yours, LN1CAM29WW3.exe , the camera name on it Lenovo Easy Camera
Download and install it and you will be fine!

Good luck
Nic

install the drivers from below website

http://www.sony-asia.com/support/download/240806/sectionfirst?subpage=detail

i've got the drivers to it if you need em mail me mudi_only@hotmail.com

should probably install sp2 over fresh windows xp sp1, without the webcam installed. ones sp2 in, then install it, or sp3 and then install it :-P

my Ezonics EZ 307 EZ cam is not working on my window xp please help me out i had it working before