It's not the built-in one being referred to. It's this... ..Iit's a plug-in one but high-quality with autofocus and CCD (excellent in low-light) and not CMOS (2 for a tenner in Homebase).
It's just using the dimensions & position of the last browser window. Browser at full screen and all will be well next time ;)
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Check to see if you have Java J2SE Runtime Environment 5 Update 7 (or later) installed and also have a look for any pop-up / ad. blocking services are running: trying turning them off & see what effect it has. If it doesn't work then you could do this if you're confident:-
It is possible to download an uninstaller from Adobe then downloading Flash 9 and also Rename (that's 9) to something else and rename to
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Check to see if you have Java J2SE Runtime Environment 5 Update 7 (or later) installed and also have a look for any pop-up / ad. blocking services are running: trying turning them off & see what effect it has. If it doesn't work then you could do this if you're confident:-
It is possible to download an uninstaller from Adobe then downloading Flash 9 and also Rename (that's 9) to something else and rename to
Cheers!
Forgot to mention... the Philips ones have a built-in microphone, not sure about the others.
There are lots of things that could be the cause so elimination is the best thing. Make sure Windows Update is working as is an integral system file which gets used & called by all sorts of things & applications. If you've done that, run virus checks since it does get attacked because of its importance. There's also the option of using your Windows disc (if you have one) and doing a repair.