Step 2 Find the Secure Boot setting in your BIOS menu. You can often access this menu by pressing a key while your PC is booting, such as F1, F2, F12, DEL or Esc. Uinstall the "GL USB2.0 UVC Camera Device"ĭisable Secure Boot Step 1 Enter BIOS Settings. The computer will automatically install a generic driver instead. (2) Uninstall the "GL USB2.0 UVC Camera Device".
(1) Disable Secure Boot in BIOS settings to get the driver verified by Windows. Windows cannot verify the digital signature "GL USB2.0 UVC Camera Device" (this driver can make the zoom button work on Amcap). Our email is: to verify the driver will result in the following:Ģ) The "GL USB2.0 UVC Camera Device" in "Device Manager" appears a yellow triangle. There is a way to change the camera in each app.Cause the system won't notice us the blog got a comment, if you have any questions, please contact us directly.
You may need to select the digital imager, instead of the default integrated webcam. To use your device with a Chromebook, launch the app and then connect the device to the USB port on the Chromebook. You can get this app in the Chrome store. Okiolabs also has a snapshot and video recorder App that has also worked well in the past. IPEVO Visualizer is another app that has worked well in the past. The native Camera app on Chrome OS has worked with the digital cameras and imagers listed above. ProScope HR Digital Microscope Kits (BD-HR5B) ProScope HR Digital Microscope Kits (BD-HRB)
ProScope 5MP Microscope Camera (BD-PS-MC5UW) The following digital imagers and digital microscopes that Vernier sells have been used with a Chromebook in the past:Ĭelestron Digital Microscope Imagers (CS-DMI)Ĭelestron Digital Microscope Imagers (CS-5MP) Can I connect your digital microscopes and microscope imagers to a Chromebook?ĭue to on-going changes in Chrome™, we cannot guarantee compatibility with Chromebook™
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