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For information about, help using and fixing issues with your webcam (web camera, web cam), and how to enable or disable your webcam, see the section that matches the operating system that is installed on your computer.
On my freshly installed Ubuntu 22.04 on my Dell XPS Plus 9320 the trick was to simply select Using HAL library for MIPI camera through Intel IPU6 from libcamhal-ipu6epO (open source) in the __________________ tab in "Software & Updates", applying the changes and then rebooting the computer.
I have a Dell xps plus with ubuntu 22.04, as Schmoove did I selected Using HAL library for MIPI camera through Intel IPU6 from libcamhal-ipu6epO and the webcam works with meet, teams but not with cheese.So I think the problem is in some settings of cheese.
In my case (new Dell XPS Plus 9320 with Lubuntu 22.04) Additional Drivers showed the possibility of using "Using HAL library for MIPI camera through Intel IPU6 from libcamhal-ipu6epO" but I could not select it. I tried manually through the sudo ubuntu-drivers list / sudo ubuntu-drivers install procedure but still did not work. At the end, I had simply to install the corresponding .deb package
For 22.04, the only option the doc suggests is to install from the 1___________ repository ppa:oem-solutions-engineers/oem-projects-meta. Be aware this is not a certified or stable repository so updates can make the camera stop working (I got bitten by this). I suggest you pin/hold the package to avoid issues later.
I have Dell Latitude E6520, with Windows 10 Pro 64 bit.When I try to use the Camera app, I get error 0xA00F4224.I also cannot find the camera on Device Manager. I tried to install the camera's driver from Dell website, but there are no drivers for Windows 10 for this device, and when I tried Windows 8 and 7, I couldn't find a driver for the camera.
The camera on my Dell laptop disappeared. I got the message " We can't find your camera, Check to be sure it's connected and installed properly, that it isn't being blocked by any antivirus and that your computer driver's are up to date. If you need it, here's the error code: 0xA00F4244
-after that, it is indeed often an AV block, so you'll have to sort out what you need to allow, to get the camera to work again. Hint: some cameras, even though they're built-in, ae masked as a USB device.
Does the microphone work? I ask this because on some laptops the microphone and speaker are connected to the motherboard on the same cable running up to the top of the laptop display. The cable is vulnerable going through the hinge area and the board holding the camera and mic might also have failed. You can't tell which and it is cheaper and easier to get an external clip on set. So hold this as an option after trying Linux.
You can try Linux on a USB stick and see if the camera works with that. If it doesn't then it is a hardware fault. Use Opens a new window to load whatever iso's you want. Try Opens a new window and after connecting to the internet give it the command "sudo apt install cheese" which is a programme for using the camera.
Had it happen once with one of our Dells. Sounds very similar. the device either failed, or came loose. Possible update caused a failure, but your best bet if you want to continue to use the internal camera is contact support. They are very helpful in getting you squared away with a replacement if you are still covered under warranty. If not, I'd just buy and external. They're better quality anyway.
This sounds screwy - but has worked on some of the Dells we have: Go into Control panel, programs - remove the audio or sound drivers. Reboot - in most cases the camera is back. Find the most recent drivers from Dell and re-install, if you need more than the basic sound.We've gone round and round - the camera drivers are ONLY supposed to be Microsoft, but there has to be interaction. But we did have 1 bad camera or connection cord on one - out of 15-20 that had 'no camera installed' issues. Try it - will not hurt anything. This is not BIOS issue. If still no camera - then call support, they need to replace the camera and cable.
If I was guessing though, I would say that Windows update put a "better" driver in there and that broke it. Downloading and installing the Dell driver from dell.com/support (using your service tag to look up the correct driver) will most likely fix the issue. Assuming the camera isn't physically broken.
Does the camera show up in Device Manager? Does it have an exclamation point on it? If so, then the laptop is seeing the camera. If not, then the hardware has failed and you may be looking at a motherboard issue. Basic troubleshooting steps...
When asking these questions including the model can sometimes be useful as some have interesting quirks that the reader may know about. One example related to this is the Dell 3380. The correct sound driver is Realtek and it will download that driver but If it is on the older BIOS then it needed the Microsoft High Definition Audio driver for sound to work. Once we installed that driver or updated the BIOS then it would work. How is this related? Because sometimes it broke the camera as well.
Similar to what Randy said I would go in to Device Manager and click on VIEW --> "Show hidden" and then remove ALL audio & camera drivers (also check "System Devices" area of Device Manager as some can hide there) and reboot. If it does not return then in Device Manager click on ACTION --> "Scan for hardware changes" because Windows will occasionally just not do it automatically. If still nothing then look in through the Device Manager tree to see if any device is showing an error. This could be your camera that Windows has misidentified or has been unable to identify. Remove the device and scan for changes again. If it returns as an error again then you may need to manually choose the driver for it.
Another option is to boot from another OS or USB version of Windows to see if the camera shows up. If it does then it may be something with your software. Someone mentioned starting the camera app but if it can't find the camera I wouldn't end there. I would load an online webcam testing page. I am not sure why but a large percentage of the time that the Windows camera app can't find it everything else can.
A bit of research shows that Ubuntu recently added "Support Intel IPU6 MIPI camera on Alder Lake platforms to their linux-firmware package. Looks like they took the drivers from -camera-bins. ipu6ep seems to be the one for Alder Lake.
After all the steps, I can barely turn the camera on and see the image using `gst-launch-1.0`. Although, `v4l2-ctl` recognizes and lists the device, i have not managed to get other applications (cheese or firefox) to capture images with it.
It'll work if you first do the in-kernel method of compiling the ivsc driver, then do the in-kernel method of compiling those ov-drivers. The DKMS method does not work, you have to integrate both ivsc and the ipu6 drivers in your current kernel tree.
The whole thing seems like a code dump from some Windows driver, it has loads of proprietary code (ipu6-camera-bins) that are mandatory to make it work, and you can only get it to work through that gstreamer plugin (icamerasrc). I think it'll be a long time before this is properly upstreamed, unfortunately...
But, since it works with gstreamer, it should be possible to get a proper webcam /dev/video-device by using v4l2loopback, like the kind you use when you create virtual camera devices. I'll see if I can get it to work.
The root cause of the camera error 0xA00F4244 is often linked to issues with the camera driver. If this driver is outdated or corrupted, it might not effectively communicate with the hardware, leading to this error.
Resolving this issue can often be as straightforward as updating the camera driver. Windows frequently has updates from manufacturers available within its system. By executing a Windows Update, you can ensure that your camera driver is current.
I have a DELL XPSS 9315 computer to which I did a clean installation of windows 10 LTSC V1809 10.0.17763 and the webcam is installed with an error so I can't use it. On the Dell page they only offer Driver for Windows 11 that I already installed because they say it's compatible, but it still doesn't work. I contacted DELL because the equipment is under warranty and they tell me that they can't give me support for that driver that I have to communicate with the manufacturer that would be INTEL. Can you help me please? it's a NEW EQUIPMENT
These cameras are only included in Original System Manufacturer (OEM) systems, as such, they customized the driver specifically for their system and there is no driver we could provide as they are given to OEMs to adjust the driver to their need.
You will need to use the driver they offer on their official website, and we would advise you to use the Operating System the equipment was made for or at least the latest version of Windows 10 19045, however, if the issue persists, please continue to contact your system manufacturer for further support. 5376163bf9
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