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How users are being affected
As per the report, the Surface Pro X tablets running on Windows are showing a “0xA00F4271 (0x80004005)” error when they attempt to access the camera app.
The report doesn’t explain what caused this camera issue. However, there is a temporary workaround to patch the problem. This suggests that the problem might be related to an expired security certificate in Windows.
Some Surface Pro X users have noticed that the camera starts working again after rolling their date back to May 22. This temporary workaround may fix the issue for the time being but there are some disadvantages in rolling the system date back.
Doing this can cause issues with authentication to certain websites and services. However, users should note that until Microsoft addresses the root cause this is only a temporary fix.
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What may have caused the issue
The camera issue in the Surface Pro X started after Microsoft’s Build Developers conference. At this event, the company rolled out improvements for Windows 11 and a new AI-powered Copilot assistant.
Microsoft is also expected to release a new Windows 11 update soon that will bring in updates for devices like the Surface Pro X. Moreover, the company has even discussed its plans to improve Arm-powered AI experiences. However, the company is yet to acknowledge the issue officially.
