The “Warning: Camera failed” error that seems to be bothering some users of the Samsung Galaxy A20 is often just a minor problem. However, I’ve seen cases wherein this error is actually a sign of a more serious hardware issue affecting the camera sensors themselves. What this error means is that the app, one of
The error “Camera failed” often occurs the moment the user opens the Camera and many of our readers who own the Samsung Galaxy A3 have been complaining about this problem. Here’s the thing, if the problem is widespread then it could be an issue with the firmware or a manufacturing problem that only Samsung can
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
Aside from the error message “Unfortunately, Camera has stopped” there’s another one that many of our readers encountered. The warning says “Camera failed” and it shows up every time the camera is opened but instead of the usual interface you see when you take pictures or record videos, what you can see on the screen
Many people would consider camera specs among the key things to check before procuring a new smartphone. The more advanced camera features it offers the better. The HTC U12/U12 Plus device is among those that offer great camera features with a 12MP wide-angle camera and 16MP telephoto camera. It also sports some advanced camera features
The “Camera failed” warning that usually shows up when you open the camera app could mean the sensor or the app itself failed to initialize. As a result of this error, you won’t be able to use the camera and take pictures or record videos and that seems to be the case with some of
The “Warning: Camera failed” error that seems to be bugging some owners of the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus owners can be just a very minor problem caused by some apps or it could be a sign of a more serious issue. You need to perform some basic troubleshooting procedures to be able to determine what
The Camera in your Samsung Galaxy Note 8 comprises both the app and the sensor; when you open the app, the hardware also initializes. When you encounter a problem, it’s possible that it’s just an issue with the app or the hardware or both. It’s difficult to pinpoint what the problem really is that’s why
The warning “Camera failed” that some owners of the Samsung Galaxy S10e have been complaining about could actually be a minor issue caused by some applications, firmware issues and whatnot. However, there are also other possibilities wherein it could be a sign of a more serious hardware problem. That’s why as an owner, you must
Some owners of the Samsung Galaxy S10e have been complaining about the error message “Unfortunately, Camera has stopped” which apparently prevents users from using the camera of the device. While this is one of the most annoying issues, it’s actually not that hard to fix provided that the problem is only with the app or
When the camera on your smartphone is not working, it doesn’t always indicate that the physical camera is busted. In fact, most widespread camera problems are tied to software errors than hardware damage. This means that they are rectifiable by end-users. Highlighted in this post are generic solutions and recommended workarounds used to deal with
Let me give you an idea how the camera in your #Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (#S7Edge) works; when you tap on that camera icon on your phone, the first thing that will come to life is the Camera app. Together with that, the sensor will initialize to get ready to snap photos or record videos
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” 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
