I have an Hikvision DS-2cd2047G1-L used to work no issues using the IE chrome extension also worked on edge. Then I started getting this 404 error. I have an old windows 7 laptop with native IE was able to get the camera's webpage to come up no issues. I updated the firmware to the lates says the camera is disconnected.
IE extensions no longer work get 404 error works with windows 7 native IE
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JohnnyBeGood
Young grasshopper
Maybe after the upgrade, your router assigned a new IP address. Look at your router's DHCP leases and see if you can find a new IP for the GUI.
It should at least display:
![sddefault[1].jpg](https://ipcamtalk.com/data/attachments/171/171914-56b5756c08573c94bb458fa03df3c549.jpg?hash=VrV1bAhXPJ "sddefault[1].jpg")
It should at least display:
I can still get to it with the windows 7 laptop running the native IE same IP. The edge IE extension I get the certificate error then when I accept get the 404 error.
JohnnyBeGood
Young grasshopper
I see. In that case Edge has issue with the certificate. Maybe try to reset it?
Tried that also same thing with Chrome, and Opra seems like something has changes with an update. I think I'll just sell the camera on eBay going to get rid of all my Hikvision cameras. I by a different brand that supports any browser.
trempa92
Getting comfortable
Newer cams support modern browsers using stream over Websockets. Tbh your should work aswell if you upgrade your fw
I can get the streams to work with camera software I'm using sighthound also other software. I just want to be able to get to the web interface of the camera.
IE is still buried in the OS and you can still use it by creating a simple VBS script file in note and saving it as a .vbs.
Open notepad, paste
Chose Save As.. and from the drop down box save as type, select "All Files" and remove .txt and save as .vbs
Open notepad, paste
Code:
CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application").Visible=trueChose Save As.. and from the drop down box save as type, select "All Files" and remove .txt and save as .vbs
That worked I'm able to bring up native IE on my windows 11 box. Thanks a bunch