I am running W10 on a Surface Pro (5th Gen). My Camera's driver is an Intel(R) AVStream Camera 2500 (30.15063.6.8611 - 12/3/2018) and Device Status: This device is working properly. My problem is my Microsoft Cameras, Front, IR Front and Rear (30.15063.6.8611 12/3/2018), all saying: This device cannot start. (Code 10) STATUS_DEVICE_POWER_FAILURE. When trying to load my camera I get the error code: 0xA00F4244 <NoCamerasAreAttached> ~ I've researched online, went thru the tutorials, uninstalled/reinstalled...and still get the same results: error code: 0xA00F4244 <NoCamerasAreAttached>...suggestions?

Still having the same issue also, can't seem to get it to work...either! Polo...

By any chance any luck??? i have been stuck on this **** forever,, i have tried everything that people have suggested. installed all the current drivers also.. in the boot screen my camera is "on",,, privacy is "on" uninstalled reinstalled, i even checked to see if there is a hidden "FN plus F(key)" to run on camera maybe that did it. I gotta take my zoom classes online, windows fix this **** you're guys' system is garbage!!. If anything new please let me know KevinWells4.

Surface Pro 6. Cameras cannot be found. Power failure in all three cameras (Code 10). They are located in the systems section on the device manager, each with a yellow triangle. Their is a camera with Intel(R) AVStream Camera 2500 driver, that says it is working properly. Toggled on and off, uninstalled, tried all the normal stuff. Cannot get the yellow triangles. Must login with PIN, camera will not work with another profile. Hope you have an idea? Kevin W.

Hi Polopeka, Thank you for confirming. The type of reset that you've mentioned keeps the same driver. We suggest performing the USB recovery image. This process will wipe everything out on your device and install a fresh operating system. Please make sure that you have back up your files and data either in an External Hard drive or use your OneDrive app. You’ll need a USB (USB stick) with at least 16GB/32 GB and format it clean (make sure that you have chosen FAT32 as the file system while formatting the USB). You'll need a PC running Windows 10 or Surface Device to download the system files/recovery image on the Microsoft Website. Note: USB/Flash drives are the only required device for you to perform the follow steps below successfully. • Download the System Files or Recovery Image: Go to the Download a recovery image for your Surface If you’re signed in with your Microsoft account, you will be prompt to choose the device from the list of devices on your Microsoft Account. If you’re not signed in, choose a product on the drop-down menu and provide the Serial Number of the device. Once the download is finished, go to the file, right-click and choose Extract all then choose the USB/Flash drive. • Perform the USB recovery: Shutdown the device by pressing/holding the power button for 10 seconds until it’s off. Insert the USB recovery drive into the USB port. Press and hold the volume-down (-) rocker. Press and release the power button. When the Surface logo appears, release the volume-down (-) rocker. Choose your language options and keyboard layout. Select Troubleshoot. Select Recover from a Drive. Choose Remove Everything and Fully Clean the Drive. Recovering this PC. If prompted for BitLocker Key, tap Skip this Drive. Select “Recovery”. Hope this helps. Kind regards, John Neil_J

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I am running W10 on a Surface Pro (5th Gen). My Camera's driver is an Intel(R) AVStream Camera 2500 (30.15063.6.8611 - 12/3/2018) and Device Status: This device is working properly. My problem is my Microsoft Cameras, Front, IR Front and Rear (30.15063.6.8611

12/3/2018), all saying: This device cannot start. (Code 10) STATUS_DEVICE_POWER_FAILURE. When trying to load my camera I get the error code: 0xA00F4244 <NoCamerasAreAttached> ~ I've researched online, went thru the tutorials, uninstalled/reinstalled...and still get the same results: error code: 0xA00F4244 <NoCamerasAreAttached>...suggestions?

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2021-02-27T08:06:50+00:00

Still having the same issue also, can't seem to get it to work...either!

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2021-02-27T07:39:36+00:00

By any chance any luck??? i have been stuck on this **** forever,, i have tried everything that people have suggested. installed all the current drivers also.. in the boot screen my camera is "on",,, privacy is "on" uninstalled reinstalled, i even checked to see if there is a hidden "FN plus F(key)" to run on camera maybe that did it. I gotta take my zoom classes online, windows fix this **** you're guys' system is garbage!!. If anything new please let me know KevinWells4.
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2021-02-21T04:07:55+00:00

Surface Pro 6. Cameras cannot be found. Power failure in all three cameras (Code 10). They are located in the systems section on the device manager, each with a yellow triangle. Their is a camera with Intel(R) AVStream Camera 2500 driver, that says it is working properly.

Toggled on and off, uninstalled, tried all the normal stuff. Cannot get the yellow triangles. Must login with PIN, camera will not work with another profile.

Hope you have an idea?

Kevin W.
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2021-01-14T14:50:08+00:00
Hi Polopeka,

Thank you for confirming. The type of reset that you've mentioned keeps the same driver.

We suggest performing the USB recovery image. This process will wipe everything out on your device and install a fresh operating system. Please make sure that you have back up your files and data either in an External Hard drive or use your OneDrive app. You’ll need a USB (USB stick) with at least 16GB/32 GB and format it clean (make sure that you have chosen FAT32 as the file system while formatting the USB). You'll need a PC running Windows 10 or Surface Device to download the system files/recovery image on the Microsoft Website.

Note: USB/Flash drives are the only required device for you to perform the follow steps below successfully.

• Download the System Files or Recovery Image:
1. Go to the Download a recovery image for your Surface
2. If you’re signed in with your Microsoft account, you will be prompt to choose the device from the list of devices on your Microsoft Account. If you’re not signed in, choose a product on the drop-down menu and provide the Serial Number of the device.
3. Once the download is finished, go to the file, right-click and choose Extract all then choose the USB/Flash drive.
• Perform the USB recovery:
1. Shutdown the device by pressing/holding the power button for 10 seconds until it’s off.
2. Insert the USB recovery drive into the USB port.
3. Press and hold the volume-down (-) rocker.
4. Press and release the power button.
5. When the Surface logo appears, release the volume-down (-) rocker.
6. Choose your language options and keyboard layout.
7. Select Troubleshoot.
8. Select Recover from a Drive. Choose Remove Everything and Fully Clean the Drive. Recovering this PC. If prompted for BitLocker Key, tap Skip this Drive.
9. Select “Recovery”.
Hope this helps.

Kind regards,

John Neil_J
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Anonymous

2021-01-07T18:30:24+00:00

I guess no one has any other suggestions?
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