You may have launched the camera on your Oppo Reno 2 and it displays an error text. Thus, if the camera of your Oppo Reno 2 no longer works, sadly you can no longer take photos. To solve this issue, we made the decision to describe to you the steps to follow so that the camera of your Oppo Reno 2 works again. Thus we will see what you have to do if the camera app on your Oppo Reno 2 shows you 1 of the following error messages:
- Camera is recording
- Camera failure
- Camera application is not responding
What to do when the camera does your Oppo Reno 2 no longer works?
1- Restart your Oppo Reno 2
It is the first thing to do once the Oppo Reno 2 camera is not working is to restart the phone. In truth, it happens sometimes that the problem is thanks to a basic bug. When this is the case, a small restart will solve the problem. If it still will not work, you can go to the next step.
2- Update your applications
Occasionally the camera app doesn’t work mainly because it has not been updated . Thus you can update by going to Google Play and finally in My video games and apps. If the application is already up to date or it still will not work, go to the next step.
3- Empty the camera app cache of your Oppo Reno 2
It can be that the problem originates from the cache of the Oppo Reno 2 photo app. To fix the problem it is enough to empty the cache of the app. To do this, you will have to go to the Oppo Reno 2 settings menu. When there, click & nbsp; Apps & Notifications, after that & nbsp; View apps & nbsp; & nbsp; Camera. After that go to Storage and click on Empty cache. After that try to restart the app.
4- Restart the Oppo Reno 2 in secure mode
If none of the prior steps work, it perhaps means that an app that is installed on your Oppo Reno 2 is conflicting with the camera . To find out if this is the case, you will need to restart your Oppo Reno 2 in secure mode. To discover how, read our tuto: The right way to start Oppo Reno 2 in secure mode. Once you have started, you will need to try to launch the camera application. If it works properly, this means that a recently installed application is in conflict. We therefore recommend you to uninstall the latest applications and test if it works.
