When the camera on your Samsung Galaxy S9 crashes, you may experience seeing the error message “Unfortunately, Camera has stopped” or having the camera that closes immediately after opening. There are times when you can still use it for a few minutes and take a few pictures before it closes. Whatever the symptoms you’re having,
The error message “Warning: Camera failed” on your Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus may mean two things: it could mean the Camera application failed to initialize or crashed, or it could be a sign of a hardware problem. Another variation of this problem is the error “Unfortunately, Camera has stopped” which might also mean the same
The error message “Unfortunately, Camera has stopped” is one of the common popups you may get every now and then but unlike the others, there’s always a possibility that the problem is more than just an app crash. We have encountered similar issues in the past involving high-end devices like Galaxy S9 and Note 8.
Some Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (#Samsung #GalaxyS7Edge #S7Edge) owners have encountered the error “Warning: Camera failed” when trying to launch the stock camera app to take pictures or record videos. The error pops up as soon as the app opens leaving the owners without options but to close the app. Some say the occurrence was
Warning: Camera failed! That is the actual error message you get from your Samsung Galaxy S7 if its camera crashes upon initialization and there have already been several owners who experienced this problem. In fact, we received a few emails from #GalaxyS7 and #S7Edge owners since it was released. So far, it cannot be considered
Learn more information about the error “Unfortunately, Gallery has stopped” on the Samsung Galaxy S7 (#GalaxyS7). Learn how to #troubleshoot the error by following the steps cited below and know the procedures you should do in a bid to fix the problem. Read about the problems sent by some of our readers that are related
Learn how to troubleshoot a #Samsung #Galaxy S7 Edge (#S7Edge) that records videos for only 1 second and stops. Why does the camera app appends the name of the picture taken by incrementing a number? How to deal with the error message “Warning: Camera failed!” What to do when recorded videos are blurry? The camera
“Warning: Camera failed.” That’s the actual error message some #Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (#GalaxyNote5) owners got after updating the device to the latest Android version. We actually received several emails from our readers who were also bugged by this problem. Continue reading to know how to fix it. I also included some camera related problems
There are two most common errors you may encounter if your phone’s camera doesn’t work properly. The first is “Unfortunately, Camera has stopped” and the other “Camera failed.” This may happen to any Android user but I’ve seen a lot of Samsung device owners being plagued by this problem. In this post, I will tackle
The Gallery is always connected with the Camera as the latter takes pictures while the former manages them. When one app has a problem, it’s possible the other is affected and that could be the case with some of our readers that own Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus units. We have received reports from our readers
The error message “Unfortunately, Camera has stopped” on your Samsung Galaxy S8 is actually notifying you that the built-in camera app has crashed. Whatever the reason may be and whether or not it can be fixed, we are yet to find out. There is another variation of this problem that affects the camera–”Warning: Camera failed.”
The error message “Unfortunately, Camera has stopped” is a notification that tells you about the camera app that crashed for some reason. Some of our readers have contacted us because their Samsung Galaxy A7 reportedly started to have this kind of problem. It could be a sign of a minor firmware issue or it could
The error message “Warning: Camera failed” with your Samsung Galaxy Note 5 is just one of the problems you may encounter while using the camera app. The other one is the error “Unfortunately, Camera has stopped” which also causes the app to close. Both of these errors actually have the same result or symptoms but
The error message “Unfortunately, Camera has stopped” that seems to be bugging some of our readers that own the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 could be a result of a serious hardware problem or it could be just a minor issue with the app or the firmware. It’s basically a notification that tells the owners about