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Isn't there a webcam troubleshooter? Yes, a webcam is indeed cheap so it would be better to get a new one than have it repaired. One has a lot of options. Try something from Creative or Logitech, their webcams work pretty well.
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I think Logitech are supposed to be one of the better brand names:
http://www.a2boffice.co.uk/a2bstore/79/79_Webcams.html |
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I agree with the most opinions here. It is better to get a new one. It is not so expensive as you pay for the repair.
And one thing more is you don´t wait anymore unlike if you let anyone repairs, then you have to wait until your webcam is okey. Be practical enough. Thank you. |
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