WEBCAM Driver: HP Omni 120-1136 Desktop PC

Hi :
Surprised that I could NOT find on HP's website in the section for this particular computer the drivers for the webcam built in to this very nice HP All-in-One, Windows 7 64BIT computer.
Details:
HP Omni 120-1136, Desktop PC, S/NPersonal information removed); P/N: H2M54AAR.
AMD E2-188 @ 1.7GHz
Maybe some of you might be able to send me an email with a clickable link to that file, P L E A S E & Thank You.
Patrick

Hello again Paul:
Well, I'm configuring this nice HP for re-sale. When I clicked on the desktop icon for the built-in we cam I got the following error message (verbatim):
The application failed to start because it's side-by-side configuration is incorrect. Please see the application event log or use the command-line sxstrace.exe tool for more information.
That sounded MUCH more complicated than simply downloading and re-instaling the app/driver.
It's amazing to me (and you from your previous comments to me about webcam software availability) that HP does NOT typically show webcam software on it's site for the computer they sell that come with built-in cams. Mysterious. Frustrating to BOTH of us.
Again, thanks for coming to my rescue. When next in Central Fla. stop by for lunch - on me... !
Patrick

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