There are drivers for Linux, though, so there is still some possible use for them. The latest drivers available are for Win XP, so I was out of luck.
You would have to identify the chipset your Webcam uses.Īs an example, I have two old webcams (different brands) which use the chipset OV511. This is not needed in 64bit installation. If your camera is not found then, you need to add update the driver in the device manager using the small additional driver file of the same linke as well.
For 32bit, installing the 32bit program of is already enough. For 64bit, get the 64bit program from and see the documentation in the second part of this answer. The old <=2001 Labtec camera can be used on both Windows 32bit and 64bit in any program I use Windows 64bit.Ĭould it be that newer Logitech drivers can also be used, or is there any other workaround? I am interested in a solution for both Windows 10 32bit and 64bit. I got the message that the driver is not compatible with my current system. I have risked a download of "Labtec WebCam 10.5.1" from, it is clean according to Windows Defender, and the installation menu plausibly refers to Logitech. The most recent and last driver that still worked on Windows ME was probably "Labtec WebCam 10.5.1", see, which would be based on Windows 98 )))) The last driver I accidentally see during short research is for Windows ME (and probably not available anymore, and offered on strange driver websites which I would rather not use at all). When plugged in, the device is understood as "Camera", but I cannot get the driver automatically.
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