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How to Install Microsoft USB2.0 Camera Drivers on Windows 10

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If your Lenovo B5400 or M5400 laptop's built-in camera is not recognized by applications such as Google Hangouts, Skype, or any other video conferencing software after upgrading from an earlier version of Windows, chances are that the necessary drivers for the Microsoft USB2.0 Camera have become corrupted or missing.

In this article, we will walk you through a step-by-step guide on how to download and install the latest Microsoft USB2.0 Camera Drivers compatible with your 64-bit edition of Windows 10 operating system:

Step 1: Download Driver Update Tool

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Before proceeding further, it is highly recommended that you update all your drivers including the ones related to your webcam using a reliable third-party driver update tool like 'DriverUpdate'(http://www.driverupdate.com/). This will ensure that any missing or outdated drivers are automatically updated and conflicts with other system components are prevented.

Step 2: Download Microsoft USB2.0 Camera Drivers

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1. Open the official Lenovo website by navigating to .

2. In the search bar at the top right corner of the page, type in 'USB camera driver Windows 10' and press enter.

3. From the list of results that appear below, click on 'Lenovo B5400, M5400 Laptop USB Camera Drivers (64-bit)'.

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Step 3: Install the Downloaded Driver

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Once you have successfully downloaded and saved both files to your computer's Downloads folder, double-click on them one at a time in this order:

* Setup.exe (to start the installation process)

* LenovoVista64.exe or similar executable file depending upon whether you are running 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows operating system

Follow all instructions displayed on-screen carefully until prompted to restart your computer. After restarting, try connecting your webcam again and check if it is now recognized by applications.

Troubleshooting Common Webcam Issues

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If after installing the latest Microsoft USB2.0 Camera Drivers for Windows 10 you continue experiencing issues with your webcam such as:

* The camera not working properly in Skype or other video conferencing software.

* Freezing or lagging of the camera feed during video calls.

Try these troubleshooting steps to resolve them:

1. Uninstall and re-install drivers: Go into Device Manager (Windows + X -> Device Manager), expand Imaging Devices, right-click on 'Microsoft USB2.0 Camera' under which you should see your webcam model listed twice if present. Right-click on both instances one at a time and select 'Uninstall device'. Restart your computer after doing so.

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2. Update drivers using Windows built-in tool: Open Start menu, type 'Device Manager' in the search bar, press enter to open it.

3. In Device Manager, expand Imaging Devices again if necessary until you see your webcam model listed under it (it might be called something like 'Lenovo ThinkPad Cam'). Double-click on this device icon and then click on Properties at bottom right corner of new window that opens up.

Under the Driver tab, click 'Update driver' button. Follow instructions displayed to search for updates online or manually browse your computer's hard drive for newer drivers if available.

4. Rollback graphics card drivers: If above steps fail to resolve issues with your webcam working properly in applications such as Google Hangouts or Skype after installing latest Microsoft USB2.0 Camera Drivers, try rolling back the graphic driver(s) installed on your system by following these simple steps:

* Open Start menu and type 'Device Manager' into search bar.

* In Device Manager, expand Display adapters if necessary until you see NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960M or AMD Radeon R9 M340x listed depending upon whether you are using Intel Integrated Graphics or not.

Double-click on either of these entries to open its Properties window. Clicking 'Driver' tab and then selecting 'Roll Back Driver...' from drop-down menu should roll back your graphic driver(s) to previous version installed prior to latest update.

5. Disable/enabling webcam in Device Manager: Sometimes simply toggling the power switch for USB ports on/off or unplugging/ replugging the HDMI cable connected between your monitor and computer can resolve connectivity problems with external webcams.

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By following these simple steps outlined above, you should be able to successfully install Microsoft USB2.0 Camera Drivers compatible with Windows 10 operating system on your Lenovo B5400 or M5400 laptop. If after trying all troubleshooting methods mentioned above issues persist do not hesitate in reaching out via comments section below for further assistance!

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