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04-14-2024 03:12 PM
I had a google meet but my webcam won't open as it would show an exclamation mark over the camera icon. Then I opened the camera app and "We can't find your camera" this popped up with the error code given above
I've tried almost everything possible, instead of reinstalling the driver as I fear I'll completely uninstall the drivers and won't be able to install them again. Please provide support.
I've already faced hardware difficulties with this product before but it's getting really annoying now and it's only been 6 months.
04-14-2024 03:27 PM
Since the camera is actually listed in the device manager, it probably has the wrong driver
Try rolling back the driver as explained in this article
How to Roll Back a Driver in Windows (lifewire.com)
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04-14-2024 03:32 PM
Thanks for replying but I can't seem to roll back the driver as the 'Camera' section won't show unless i press "show hidden devices" and even then the driver is greyed out and upon visiting the properties the roll back button is greyed out and unclickable
04-15-2024 04:27 AM - edited 04-15-2024 04:40 AM
1 - enter "camera" in the windows search box. An error message may appear. If so, click "Get Help". Possibly you may have done this already.
2 - Look at the keyboard function keys for a camera icon such as
if you see anything like that then press it and see if the camera starts working. It could also be a physical device such as a switch or a cover that closes over the lens. I do not have your particular system so am guessing but you might read this article..
3 - Try a repair of windows system files. From the administrator command command prompt enter as explained below
sfc /scannow |
How to use SFC or DISM to repair Windows
just do the SFC. If you see a message that corrupted files were fixed then reboot. The only time to do the DISM is if the SFC reports it found problems but cannot repair it.
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