How do you install a webcam driver that's been downloaded from the internet?

Look for a file with the extension .inf right click it, you will see an option that says "install" choose that option.

Then go to your add new hardware icon in your control panel, if its a new install, it will find the new driver and then locate the hardware (webcam) if it is an update to an old driver choose your webcam driver that is already installed then Click "update driver"

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If the driver came as an executable (.exe) then just open it as you would any other exe file. Chances are it will be either: An installer package, or A self extracting archive. For the first, it will give you instructions The second might give you instructions (if it autoruns an installer from within the archive). If not, take note of where it uncompressed to and find the folder and look for a setup.exe (or something similarly obvious) to run. If it came as just an archive, then the above still pretty much applies, extract the contents somewhere, go there and find the whatever that seems like the installer file.

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How do you install a webcam driver that's been downloaded from the internet?

Ok, my sister-in-law uncompressed a folder that's supposed to have the driver that she needs for her webcam. There were no install.exe. How does she install the driver to make her webcam work? Thanks in advance for the help.

Connect the camera and rstart the PC. Windows will notify new hardware found and ask for installation of drivers. At this stage select the location of driver files as the location where you have uncompressed the files.

It is applicable to windows only.

Once you downloaded it, it should have installed.

Go to the tolder you downloaded it to and click it to install