I have a HP pavilion dv7. My Youcam was working just fine until the recent update. Suddenly I got the integrated camera message. I got my wecam working but now ever 3-5 minutes my cam cuts out and the message "Warning: Cyberlink YouCam found a new webcam (HP TrueVisioon HD). Do you want to beging using it?". Now this is the only webcam on the laptop. Nothing else is running or tring to use the wecam. It was working just fine until the update so I'm assuming there was a flaw with the software that's been causing all these issues. So could we get a fix or am I going to need to buy new Webcam software. Complain to HP for including shotty software on my brand new laptop and never recommend this software to anyone ever?

I am having the exact same warning come up when i open youcam on my HP dv6. HP support says i need to send my laptop to them for a couple of weeks and don't even know what the problem is. I use my computer for work and cannot be without it for that long. SOMEONE PLEASE HELP

I have the same problem. I have a HP laptop with a built in webcam ,sometimes the camera works and sometimes I get the "Warning: No webcam detected. I check Device Manager and it list it as not being there.

I have similar problems.
After a windows update, my HP Truevision webcam and mic disappeared completely. For 2 years they worked great, it was only earlier in 2020 the problem started occuring for me.
It now comes and goes. Somtimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

It is really frustrating and for this reason, I will never buy another HP laptop again as there seems to be no fix for this problem. You just have to wait and hope for the best. One day it will work, one day it won't.

My youcan is now saying in a pop up that there is no webcam detected. This has only started happening in the last few days.
HP support are useless when it comes to this issue.
It needs to be sorted because in this day and age, a lot of us are relying on our webcam and mic for online meetings.

This is not an HP problem. I have an HP as well. This is 100% a Cyberlink YouCam issue. There are multiple, countless, people having the same issue and they aren't using an HP. It just so happens that I have an HP as well and I am getting the "no webcam detected as well" message when opening, or trying to, Youcam. My inegrated camera works, though as an HP user you already know that there aren't enough settings that come with it to get a crisp or clean screen/camera/video, which is why I purchased YouCam years ago and have been updating to the latest versions ever since, but now I'm not upgrading anything, because it's been a year give or take since I could actually get YouCam to detect my integrated HP True Vision camera which is working fine. I've opened tickets every year, last was a year or 2 ago and they didn't contact me personally, but instead sent me a link to instructions on how to fix it (cyberlink), and after following the steps it did not resolve the issue at all. I recently opened a new ticket yesterday or the day before - let's see if they contact me appropriately (or not) this time. Most of us paid for our Cyberlink You Cam product and their lack of help is unacceptable. That being said - once again, this is NOT an HP or any other computer brand issue, it's 100% a Cyberlink YouCam issue.

Quote I have similar problems.
After a windows update, my HP Truevision webcam and mic disappeared completely. For 2 years they worked great, it was only earlier in 2020 the problem started occuring for me.
It now comes and goes. Somtimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

It is really frustrating and for this reason, I will never buy another HP laptop again as there seems to be no fix for this problem. You just have to wait and hope for the best. One day it will work, one day it won't.

My youcan is now saying in a pop up that there is no webcam detected. This has only started happening in the last few days.
HP support are useless when it comes to this issue.
It needs to be sorted because in this day and age, a lot of us are relying on our webcam and mic for online meetings.