If you are using a Windows 10 device, start by running the automated camera troubleshooter in the Get Help app. It will automatically run diagnostics and attempt to fix most camera problems.

Using a camera or webcam, take pictures, take videos, scan codes, scan documents, and scan whiteboards with the Windows Camera app. QR codes or barcodes can be scanned when scanning …

To double-check whether your camera is working, make a test call in Teams. To make a test call: Select Settings and more at the top-right of Teams. Select Settings > Devices . Under Audio Settings, select …

In Windows 11, the Camera settings in the Settings app helps manage the cameras connected to a Windows device. Select one of the following topics to see more:

Start by running the automated camera troubleshooter in the Get Help app. Get Help automatically runs diagnostics and takes the correct steps to fix most camera issues.

If your device comes with a camera light, the light will turn on when the camera is in use. If your system doesn’t have a camera light, you’ll get a notification to let you know when the camera turns on or off.

To turn on permissions for apps to use a camera: Select Start and then select Settings > Privacy & security > Camera . Make sure Camera access is switched On. This setting lets individual users on …

Manage your device settings in Microsoft Teams. Customize your microphone and camera settings to change your sound and video experience on Teams.

Resolving this issue can often be as straightforward as updating the camera driver. The Windows Camera troubleshooter in the Get Help app is another useful tool. It contains automated steps that …

Access, download, or run the Surface app and the Surface Diagnostic Toolkit to help find and solve Surface problems.

In Microsoft Teams for work or school, you can customize your call settings to manage delegates, set voicemail messages, and more. To learn more about managing call settings in Teams Free, see …