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One of the issues with the latest platform and OSes is the seemingly granular level of issues found with components and peripherals. One such documented issue is the inability to have your webcam work after migrating to Microsoft Windows Anniversary Update. This tutorial will show you how to get your input device back up and running.
You should now be able to regain webcam functionality while on the Anniversary Update. Do note, Microsoft will continue to improve upon the platform with later updates and additions.
- ■Tap the windows key and type "regedit".
■Right click on "regedit" and run in an elevated command, i.e Right click>Run as Administrator.
■On the left pane, locate
■On the right pane, right click on an empty space, selecting "New" and then "DWORD (32-bit) Value".
■Name the new key entry as EnableFrameServerMode.
■Tap "Enter".
■Double clicking the newly created key, making sure it is set to 0 (zero).
■Click on "OK".
■Restart your computer for changes to take effect.
You should now be able to regain webcam functionality while on the Anniversary Update. Do note, Microsoft will continue to improve upon the platform with later updates and additions.
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