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Imaging Edge Webcam not working. Please Help!!

Nathaniel

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I recently had to reinstall Windows and wiped most of my files due to a crash. This led to my original Imaging Edge Webcam being deleted. I had originally downloaded Imaging Edge Web sometime around very early September/late October.

 

Whenever I try to install Imaging Edge Webcam it goes through the entire install wizard and says it is installed. However when I go to my apps that have video input, the Imaging Edge Webcam does not show up as a source.  I receive no error message. I have uninstalled and reinstalled numerous times, and I have tried to use many different apps with video like discord, zoom, or just my generic camera app. I am running on Windows 10. 

I can give any other information, but I really need this fixed as I use Imaging Edge Webcam for online classes.

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