This means that the app will not appear in the list and its access to the camera is determined by the camera access setting for the Camera app. Some apps take photos or videos with the Camera app.
If Windows Hello is turned off, your PC won't access your camera. If you use Windows Hello to sign in, your PC will sign you in even if the Camera access setting is turned off. You can't change camera access settings for individual desktop apps.ĭesktop apps might include apps installed from the internet, a USB drive, or apps installed by your IT admin. Internet browsers, like Microsoft Edge, and video conferencing apps, like Microsoft Teams, are desktop apps that need this setting to be turned on. Find Let desktop apps access your camera and make sure it's turned on. If you don't see an app in the list, it might be a desktop app. Find the app you want, then turn on camera access for that app. Once you've allowed your apps to access the camera, you can change the setting for each app. It doesn't set which specific apps can access the camera. This setting allows you to choose if any of your apps can access the camera. Make sure Let apps access your camera is turned on. If (-not (Get-Command choco.Note: If you can't change the Camera access setting, you'll need an administrator on the device to turn it on for you.Īllow access to the camera on this device
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