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I have a Windows 10 Lenovo Laptop and the built-in Camera works fine.<br />
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Look in Device Manager, under Imaging Devices. The Integrated Camera is there. Right click and Update the driver. <br />
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If not there, it may have a hardware problem.
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I have a Windows 10 Lenovo Laptop and the built-in Camera works fine.

Look in Device Manager, under Imaging Devices. The Integrated Camera is there. Right click and Update the driver.

If not there, it may have a hardware problem.

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may we know the solution, Knowledgeable?
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Performed a system restore.
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tx for feedback - Always good to know the outcome eh ?
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tx for feedback - Always good to know the outcome eh ?

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A Lenovo Ideapad Yoga 910-13IKB laptop running Windows 10 Professional is unable to use the built-in camera.<br />
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When we run the Windows 10 camera application or try to use applications that use the camera (such as Skype for Business or Web Ex) the user's camera isn't recognized).<br />
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I have updated the drivers (including obtaining the drivers directly from the Lenovo.com webpage) and have checked the UEFI BIOS settings and the Device Manager and don't see anywhere where the camera is disabled.<br />
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What else can be done to fix this issue so the built-in camera will work?
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A Lenovo Ideapad Yoga 910-13IKB laptop running Windows 10 Professional is unable to use the built-in camera.

When we run the Windows 10 camera application or try to use applications that use the camera (such as Skype for Business or Web Ex) the user's camera isn't recognized).

I have updated the drivers (including obtaining the drivers directly from the Lenovo.com webpage) and have checked the UEFI BIOS settings and the Device Manager and don't see anywhere where the camera is disabled.

What else can be done to fix this issue so the built-in camera will work?

Lenovo Ideapad Yoga 910-13IKB Laptop's camera doesn't work

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