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I assure you that the Lexmark is not your HP integrated Webcam. HP and Lexmark are not associated or affiliated with each other in any way. In fact, they are fierce competitors in the printing market. A scanner of a multifunction printer will show in the Imaging Section. This can be confusing since the HP Webcam is not actually showing in the imaging section. Do you have a Lexmark x422 multifunction printer? Lexmark does make a printer called Lexmark x422. Since they do make one, it is not a coincidence that this device is showing in the device manager in the imaging section. Basically, you are looking at the wrong software if you want the Lexmark scanner in the x422 to work as the webcam as it just won't happen. The big issue with the webcam is that it's not listed at all in the imaging section. Again, I direct you to the business support forums linked to in my earlier post for webcam support. This is the Lexmark x422 that has the scanning capability. A scanner in a MFC printer will show in the imaging section. In your case, you should see two items in the imaging section: the x422 and HP Webcam. See the image below. If reinstalling the You Cam software didn't work, then it is very likely this is more than a driver issue. Device manager should list devices even if a driver isn't installed. If a driver is missing, it would be labeled as other/unknown. However, that isn't the case in this scenario. It is either a failed webcam or a loose cable, but it's not exactly easy to check for the loose cable. It appears that for this user that the loose end was at the motherboard end, but it's usually at the webcam end at the top of the display. easier option would be to purchase an external webcam designed for notebooks. They usually mount easily to the.
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