Can't open camera solution under Vista

In the Windows Vista operating system, because of the compatibility problem of Vista system, we often encounter the camera can not open, this problem is a lot difficult, then what is the solution? That is to manually open the camera, avoid software Open yourself.

Specific method:

1. Right click on "Computer" → "Properties" → "Device Manager" → "Image Device" on "My Computer" of Windows Vista, and then Find the driver name of the camera and record it.

2. Return to the Windows Vista system desktop, click the "Start" menu, find the same program name (if not, you can search for the name of your record in the system), right click on this program, select Send shortcut The menu goes to the desktop, and then the shortcut icon for the camera is available on the system desktop.

Note: Because the Windows Image Acquisition (WIA) service under Vista (which provides image capture services for scanners and cameras) no longer provides the ability to display camera icons in Explorer.

When you use QQ, MSN, UC and other chat processes, or you need to run the camera separately, you can use this method to run the camera to make the necessary adjustments.

Other open methods:

If the camera itself has a shutter for taking photos, click on the camera, so that the camera can be hard-started (there must be corresponding camera camera/photographing software in the system, for example AMCAP or VidCap, both software can be saved as green software somewhere on your hard drive).