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Computer Help and Support

zak247

(251 posts)

7. Cameras

Reply to llmart (Original post)

Thu May 7, 2020, 11:10 AM

May 2020

I would go to the control panel and look for it there

Type "control panel" in search and then go to Device Manager and look under images or cameras.

I would look under cameras but you say it's under imaging? In windows 10 it might be under cameras, not imaging devices?

Is the driver there in the Control panel under Imaging or look under cameras as well?

You may need to update your driver for the camera.

Link to MS troubleshooting
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/13753/windows-10-camera-does-not-work

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Camera function not working on my HP All-In-One desktop. [View all] llmart Apr 2020 OP

I had two HP all-in-ones that crapped out in about a year, so... TreasonousBastard Apr 2020 #1

I had an laptop with a camera I rarely used and did this kimbutgar Apr 2020 #2

That won't work because there is no camera listed under devices. llmart Apr 2020 #3

Look under imaging kimbutgar Apr 2020 #4

I did. llmart Apr 2020 #5

What model all in one do you have? LuvLoogie Apr 2020 #6

Cameras zak247 May 2020 #7

It's not there at all but thanks for the response. llmart May 2020 #8