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celticpride678

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Feb 15, 2009
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When I was trying to open Photo Booth, I get a message that says "There is no camera connected" despite my Mac having a built-in iSight.

I've tried:

1. PRAM reset
2. SMC reset
3. Boot into Safe Mode
4. Try other applications

Any other ideas/fixes? Thanks.
 
What does:

4. Try other applications

mean? Does it work in other applications or not? Does the camera show up in the system profiler?
 
Then I'd say it's either unplugged, the cable is bad, or the camera is bad. If you have AppleCare, bring it in. They'll likely swap the entire display assembly. If you're out of warranty, you could check to make sure the cable is plugged into the logic board, but the display assembly is glued together, so you won't easily be able to swap the part.
 
Then I'd say it's either unplugged, the cable is bad, or the camera is bad. If you have AppleCare, bring it in. They'll likely swap the entire display assembly. If you're out of warranty, you could check to make sure the cable is plugged into the logic board, but the display assembly is glued together, so you won't easily be able to swap the part.

Sorry I didn't post an update. I had a Genius Bar appt. yesterday and sent my Mac in for repair. They're going to replace the display, as well as check a few other things that I've been having issues with.

Thanks for the help, though.
 
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