Find the driver for the webcam online (or if you are using windows 7, almost all of the webcams are in windows update).
A side note, however, you don't really want a 5 mp webcam when it comes to video chatting, as the higher the pixelage, the higher CPU usage, and a MUCH higher network usage. As you can see [http://www.newegg.com/Store/SubCategory.aspx?SubCategory=152&Tpk=webcams&Order=PRICED|here] even the most expensive, highest quality webcams are at most 2 mp. I use a VX-1000 (a 1.3 mp camera.. or VGA I forgot), it cost 20 bucks and it works wonderfully.
Find the driver for the webcam online (or if you are using windows 7, almost all of the webcams are in windows update).
A side note, however, you don't really want a 5 mp webcam when it comes to video chatting, as the higher the pixelage, the higher CPU usage, and a MUCH higher network usage. As you can see [http://www.newegg.com/Store/SubCategory.aspx?SubCategory=152&Tpk=webcams&Order=PRICED|here] even the most expensive, highest quality webcams are at most 2 mp. I use a VX-1000 (a 1.3 mp camera.. or VGA I forgot), it cost 20 bucks and it works wonderfully.
Find the driver for the webcam online (or if you are using windows 7, almost all of the webcams are in windows update).
A side note, however, you don't really want a 5 mp webcam when it comes to video chatting, as the higher the pixelage, the higher CPU usage, and a MUCH higher network usage. As you can see [http://www.newegg.com/Store/SubCategory.aspx?SubCategory=152&Tpk=webcams&Order=PRICED|here] even the most expensive, highest quality webcams are at most 2 mp. I use a VX-1000 (a 1.3 mp camera.. or VGA I forgot), it cost 20 bucks and it works wonderfully.