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And it's found most drivers, but Windows still doesn't see the FaceTime HD Camera at all. There isn't even an 'Imaging Devices' entry in Device Manager. Edit: I found this on iFixit - 'I think the iBridge bus is the name for the TouchBar. But basically FaceTime HD camera connects to it. Where as on non-TouchBar MacBook Pro it connects. There's no picture in PhotoBooth, FaceTime.app, or meeting software like zoom.us. Restarting in Recovery mode and using FirstAid in the Disk Utility used to resuscitate the camera, but after a couple uses, launching an app that accesses the camera would. . Product: FaceTime HD Camera (Built-in). Hardware Class: Unknown. Windows 10 32-Bit Driver. Total Driver Versions: 3. Recommended Driver. Driver Date:: Release Notes: Driver Version: 10.0.10586.0: PC Matic Notes: Version History. Version Popularity Release Notes.
Microsoft rolled out the automatic update to the Windows 10 Fall Creators edition (late 2017). Windows has duly proceeded to update itself in Bootcamp, but the camera is no longer recognised. It seems to be a driver issue. However, Windows refuses to install the existing driver for the camera. The message says it's 'not intended for this platform'.
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I've tried uninstalling the camera in Windows, and using the built-in function to 'update' the driver. Neither has worked.
Has anyone else encountered/solved this problem?
The hardware is Macbook Pro Late 2013 with High Sierra and Windows 10 64 bit.
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Posted on Jan 12, 2018 1:55 AM