Philips Spc900nc Driver Windows 10

My computer has just upgraded to Windows 10 but can't detect the Philips. You have the issue because the webcam had drivers only for Windows 7 and Vista. Philips SPC900NC webcam driver. It might be best to contact Philips but they themselves don't even have the driver for Windows 8 on their site for that cam.

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Hi Rick, this driver is running my 2 SPC900's fine under Win 10. Spc900nc_00_dw7_eng Rob I know I'm resurrecting an old thread but I have an old first edition NexImage which, as I understand it, is essentially the Phillips SPC900. I used this camera on my old Dell running Windows 7 but I've upgraded to a new laptop with Windows 10 64bit and am trying to get all my AP software up and running on it. I downloaded the spc900nc_00_dw7_eng driver and installed it but SharpCap doesn't see the camera. When I check Device Manager it shows the camera as an 'unknown device'. Where did you get your copy of the driver from?

Any tips to get it up and running on my Windows 10 64 bit laptop? What capture software are you using. Thanks, Greg.

Hi, as it happens I had a very similar problem to this the other day - I use a modified Philips webcam to use for astrophotography and the drivers are very out of date. What I had to do was install the driver software as you have done, restart the PC, then go to device manager. From there I found the webcam (marked as an unknown device, from what I remember), then manually installed the driver (it wasn't auto detected, but the driver was available to force use). I don't have a way to replicate testing the steps, but somewhere on the device properties page for your webcam in device manager there is a way to install a driver yourself. Tell it that you want to manually choose one from the drivers available on your PC - you'll then need to find the Philips driver for that model manually on the list.

I'm sorry for the vague details, but I can't replicate the steps on this current PC. Hopefully that will be enough information to help though!