Windows 10: my msi camera not working its says my laptop camera using my mobiles virtual camera please...

my msi camera not working its says my laptop camera using my mobiles virtual camera please fix that

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Camera not found (Integrated laptop camera)

I used to have access to my laptop's integrated camera. It has been a few months since I have used the camera in Zoom, but today it does not show up. I have Win10-32 Home (Version 1909 - OS Build 18363.1082) and assume it might have been removed somehow when Windows did an update. I have done all the things I know to do. Device Manager does not show a camera and a scan does not show any camera. I also checked all the categories in DM and there just is no camera. When I type camera in the start menu, it opens a page that says my camera cannot be found and the error code is: 0xA00F4244-no camera attached.

I went to the MSI driver website, but there are no camera drivers. Also, a motherboard and chipset update from the driver webpage did not add the camera drivers. Not sure what else I can do, but I need the camera.

 

Camera failure in Windows 10 laptop

Hey guys, I have a Dell inspiron 3576 laptop Windows 10 home version 21H2 installed on January 2022 OS build 19044.1645. So this is the Camera that came with this laptop i'm referring too. I pinned the app to my start menu and when i open it says that this device can't find the camera, most of the time. So i open device manager and there is no camera device listed. BUT what i do see is a yellow triangle way down at the bottom in Universal serial bus controllers that says Deposit descripter device failed. So i update the driver and my camera would list with all the other devices and start to work again. So my question is, Is the camera driver related to serial bus controllers and "WHY" does my camera quit working?? Thank you, larry

 

Camera failure in Windows 10 laptop

Drivers look OK and are the same as the drivers on my Laptop camera, the only difference is you are getting Code 45 in the General Tab. Mine says "This device is working properly." That eliminates what I said in post #5 about driver modifiers. There seem to be none. That may mean the Application you have installed is suspect, it may require certain camera features which are non existent in your laptop camera. The obvious thing to do is uninstall that Application and then see if your camera works with more mundane applications like the Camera App, Skype, Zoom, etc. Settings > Privacy > Camera > Allow apps to access your camera. Check your lists of MS Store Apps and Desktops Apps with camera access. The worst case is if the hardware is dead, or the cable to the camera. Attachment 365649Attachment 365650