Hi @Kunal Mahto ,
Thanks for reaching out.
The error 0xA00F4250 <PhotoCaptureStartFailed> (0xC00D3EA2) usually means Windows was unable to start the camera for your app, even though the camera itself works fine. This often isn’t a hardware problem. It’s more about how your app is trying to access the camera. Here are the main things to check:
- Camera in use by another app: Make sure no other apps (like Zoom, Teams, or the built-in Camera app) are currently using the camera. Windows only allows one app at a time to access it.
- App permissions: Ensure your app has permission to access the camera. You can check this in Windows under Settings -> Privacy & security -> Camera and confirm your app is allowed.
- Proper initialization and cleanup: If your app previously opened the camera and didn’t close it properly, Windows may think it’s still in use. Make sure to dispose of previous
MediaCaptureor camera objects before initializing a new capture. - Supported settings: Double-check that the capture settings you request are supported by the camera. Requesting an unsupported format can cause the start to fail.
- Timing: Sometimes the camera needs a moment to become ready. Adding a small delay or ensuring initialization completes before starting capture can help.
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