6 ways to fix Google Meet camera connection failed error
Google Meet is a popular video conferencing application. You can use it through your browser or mobile devices. Google Meet is an application to create video meetings right in the browser without downloading the application to the device. It is easy and convenient for users to access. However, sometimes users also encounter some errors such as the user camera not showing up in Google Meet.
The cause of the error
If you are facing the Google Meet camera not working error on your computer, here are some common possible reasons why:
Insufficient access to camera or audio device
The browser has a temporary problem with a service conflict
Missing or outdated webcam drivers and other problems
Your webcam is being used by other applications
Incorrectly configured video settings such as default camera in Google Meet
Fortunately, you can work around this error by adjusting some settings in your web browser, Google Meet app, and system.
Check Google Meet Camera Permissions
When you join a meeting, Google Meet will ask for permission to access your camera. If you block or deny the access request, Google Meet will display a black screen.
To fix it, give Google Meet access to your camera. Here’s how to do it on Chrome, Firefox, and Edge browsers.
Grant camera permissions from the meeting page
