This post discusses the error code 0xA00F425C while using the Camera app on Windows and how you can fix it. Some Windows users have reported facing the error code 0xA00F425C when trying to capture videos or photos using the Camera app in Windows 11/10.
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If you need it, here’s the error code:
0xA00F425C <VideoCaptureFileCreationFailed> (0x80270200)
The sub-error code 0x80270200 might, however, vary for individuals. Now, if you want to fix this error, you can use the fixes we have mentioned here to resolve it.
Fix 0xA00F425C Camera error in Windows 11/10
Here are the solutions to fix the error code 0xA00F425C, VideoCaptureFileCreationFailed, that occurs while capturing videos and images through the Camera app on Windows 11/10:
- Recreate the Camera Roll folder.
- Change the saved location.
- Reset the Camera app.
- Reinstall the Camera app.
1] Recreate the Camera Roll folder
The error is likely to trigger when the Camera Roll folder is missing from your PC. The Camera Roll folder is the default folder that stores photos and videos captured by the Camera app. So, recreate the Camera Roll folder and see if the error is resolved. Here’s how:
First, open File Explorer using Win+E and move to the Pictures folder in the left-side panel.
Now, right-click on the empty section in the right-side panel. From the appeared context menu, click on the New > Folder option.
Next, name this newly created folder as Camera Roll.
Once done, reopen the Camera app and check if the error code 0xA00F425C is resolved or not.
2] Change the saved location
You can also try changing the location where the new photos and videos are saved on your computer. Here are the steps to do that:
First, open the Settings app using Win+I and move to the System > Storage section.
Now, click on the Advanced storage settings option and then press the Where new content is saved option.
After that, under the New photos and videos will save to drop-down, choose the correct folder location. Usually, it is This PC or C drive.
When done, close the Settings app and relaunch the Camera app to check if the error is fixed.
Read: Fix 0xA00F4245 (0x80070005) Camera Error on Windows.
3] Reset the Camera app
App corruption can be another cause of this error. Hence, if the scenario is applicable, you can reset the Camera app to its default state to fix the corruption associated with the app. Here are the steps to do that:
First, delete the Camera Roll folder from the Pictures location and then recreate the folder using the steps we have mentioned in method #1.
Now, press Win+I to launch Settings and move to the Apps > Installed apps section.
Next, scroll down the Camera app and press the three-dot menu button present next to it. After that, click on Advanced options and then choose the Reset button under the Reset section. Follow the prompted instructions to reset the app.
Once finished, reopen the Camera app and check if the error is fixed.
4] Reinstall the Camera app
If the above fixes failed to resolve the error, you can try reinstalling the Camera app on your computer to fix the error. Here’s how to do that:
First, open Windows Search, enter powershell in the search box, hover the mouse over the Windows PowerShell app, and choose the Run as Administrator option.
Now, enter the below command to remove the Camera app from your computer:
Get-AppxPackage Microsoft.WindowsCamera | Remove-AppxPackage
After the app is uninstalled, restart your computer and enter the below command to reinstall the Camera app on your PC:
Get-AppxPackage -allusers Microsoft.WindowsCamera | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register “$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml”}
You can also reinstall the Camera app from Microsoft Store.
Finally, launch the Camera app and see if you can capture videos and photos without error code 0xA00F425C.
How do I fix Camera error 0xA00F4292?
The error code 0xA00F4292 on the Windows Camera app can be fixed by making sure that the Camera app has required access permission. You can open Settings, go to Privacy & security, click on Camera under App permissions, and switch on the Camera access toggle. Apart from that, update your camera drivers or reset the app to fix the error.
How do I fix my Camera error code 0xA00F4243?
To fix the Camera error code 0xA00F4243, you can reinstall the camera driver as the error might be triggered due to corrupted drivers. Besides that, make sure the Intel(R) RealSense(TM) Depth service is running on your computer. You can also perform an SFC scan or enable the Camera using the Hardware key to fix the error.
Now read: Fix 0xA00F424F Windows Camera app error.
