However, I have taken time to compile a list of solutions that have worked for different individuals who have experienced the error. Do try out these procedures: 1. Delete all the third party apps and then restart the phone. The camera should work now. When installing or re-installing any app, make sure that when prompted during the installation run, you give only the most essential apps camera access. 2. Removed the phone battery, remove and the put back your SIM card, remove and put back your memory card, then start the phone. 3. For legacy BlackBerry smartphones, try clearing the browser cache. 1.Go to your Browser app 2.Select the App button 3.Scroll way down and select “Options” 4.Select Cache Operations 5.Clear everything (history, content, cookies etc) 6.Select the return key (shows clearing memory) There you are. Three possible solutions to help resolve this issue on your BlackBerry. If one of the above works for you, do help others by posting a comment below to say which. If you have run into this problem and found a solution, do share as well. Thanks! Updated: 17/12/2015For BlackBerry 10 devices, this issue comes up once in a while. I also experienced this on my BlackBerry Q5. Whenever this error pops-up, allow the battery to run down to zero percent (0%) Then charge the phone. Check your camera, it should open normally. Running down the battery resets and re-calibrates the software.
Sunday, 20 December 2015
Tech: 4 solutions to “The Camera Can’t Be Started” Error on BlackBerry
There are tons of BlackBerry 10 smartphone owners out there complaining about getting “the camera can’t be started” error when they launch their smartphone camera. This is not an error that I have experienced with either the Z30 or the Pa$$port, so I have no hands on experience solving it.
However, I have taken time to compile a list of solutions that have worked for different individuals who have experienced the error. Do try out these procedures: 1. Delete all the third party apps and then restart the phone. The camera should work now. When installing or re-installing any app, make sure that when prompted during the installation run, you give only the most essential apps camera access. 2. Removed the phone battery, remove and the put back your SIM card, remove and put back your memory card, then start the phone. 3. For legacy BlackBerry smartphones, try clearing the browser cache. 1.Go to your Browser app 2.Select the App button 3.Scroll way down and select “Options” 4.Select Cache Operations 5.Clear everything (history, content, cookies etc) 6.Select the return key (shows clearing memory) There you are. Three possible solutions to help resolve this issue on your BlackBerry. If one of the above works for you, do help others by posting a comment below to say which. If you have run into this problem and found a solution, do share as well. Thanks! Updated: 17/12/2015For BlackBerry 10 devices, this issue comes up once in a while. I also experienced this on my BlackBerry Q5. Whenever this error pops-up, allow the battery to run down to zero percent (0%) Then charge the phone. Check your camera, it should open normally. Running down the battery resets and re-calibrates the software.
However, I have taken time to compile a list of solutions that have worked for different individuals who have experienced the error. Do try out these procedures: 1. Delete all the third party apps and then restart the phone. The camera should work now. When installing or re-installing any app, make sure that when prompted during the installation run, you give only the most essential apps camera access. 2. Removed the phone battery, remove and the put back your SIM card, remove and put back your memory card, then start the phone. 3. For legacy BlackBerry smartphones, try clearing the browser cache. 1.Go to your Browser app 2.Select the App button 3.Scroll way down and select “Options” 4.Select Cache Operations 5.Clear everything (history, content, cookies etc) 6.Select the return key (shows clearing memory) There you are. Three possible solutions to help resolve this issue on your BlackBerry. If one of the above works for you, do help others by posting a comment below to say which. If you have run into this problem and found a solution, do share as well. Thanks! Updated: 17/12/2015For BlackBerry 10 devices, this issue comes up once in a while. I also experienced this on my BlackBerry Q5. Whenever this error pops-up, allow the battery to run down to zero percent (0%) Then charge the phone. Check your camera, it should open normally. Running down the battery resets and re-calibrates the software.
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