No camera after Jellybean update

[BSinPDX]

Installed the OTA update on my stock Nexus. Once the install completed I noticed my camera icon changed to an Android, then simply disappeared.

Now I have no camera at all. From the unlock screen, a left-swipe does nothing and there's no sign of the camera as an installed app. I've shut down/restarted several times, and everything else is working A-OK.

Anyone else had this problem? I've been googling for half an hour with no luck, and I don't know what one does to repair the install. Help!!

 

[jasonjuiceon]

Just remove that one(android icon) from your home screen. Its in the the app drawer. Drag it back again to the home screen.

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[BSinPDX]

Just remove that one(android icon) from your home screen. Its in the the app drawer. Drag it back again to the home screen.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

Thanks, but the android icon was only there briefly then disappeared altogether. No can do.

 

[jasonjuiceon]

Happened to my camera icon on my home screen too. But my camera icon was still in my app drawer. That one worked fine.
Did you check your app drawer?

 

[BSinPDX]

Doesn't appear in my app drawer at all. My list of All applications doesn't show anything camera related either.

 

[BSinPDX]

I found the problem! I'd had the stock Gallery App disabled. Once I turned it back on, the camera bits returned with it.

 

[passiondave]

Hi....I have the same problem. Where do I change the setting you spoke of?

Thanks in advance

 

[heatherh1294]

I have no idea how to change this and I just got my Tablet today, can anyone explain this fix to me please? The person that gave it to me installed the new update as well.

 

[Dhrumil Shah]

Having the same issue, Not able to find any application of camera at home screen and in app drawer. please help me.

 

[praveenriyer]

this is exactly what I was looking upto, u r a life saver

I found the problem! I'd had the stock Gallery App disabled. Once I turned it back on, the camera bits returned with it.