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January 16th, 2025 13:03

P3424WEB, webcam doesn't work anymore

We have two P3424WEB monitors, where the camera has stopped working. The computers cannot detect the camera. I have tried to update the firmware from M2T101 to M2T103, but it keeps stopping after about 20% with the message: Update error. See help for step by step instructions, etc. Keeps getting this error with both monitors.

The USB upstream cable is connected. Anyone knows this issue and a possible solution?

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  • DELL-Nat M

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    Posted January 29th, 2025 16:22

    Hi everyone,

    Workaround for the Monitor Firmware Update Failure:

      1. Open Settings.
      2. Select Windows Update.
      3. Select Pause updates.
      4. Select Update history.
      5. Scroll down and select Uninstall updates.
      6. Find the Windows security update labeled KB5050009, KB5050021, and KB5049981.
      7. Select Uninstall and remove the KB based on your system info below.
      8. Restart your computer.
      9. Run the monitor firmware update to flash the monitor to version M2T103 or later revision.
      10. After a successful monitor firmware update, go back to step c to enable the Windows Update.

    Affected Monitors:

    • Dell P2424HEB
    • Dell P2724DEB
    • Dell P3424WEB

    Affected Windows Update:

    • Windows 10 22H2 KB5049981 (OS Builds 19044.5371 and 19045.5371)
    • Windows 11 23H2 and 22H2 KB5050021 (OS Builds 22621.4751 and 22631.4751)
    • Windows 11 24H2 KB5050009 (OS Build 26100.2894)

    Updated articleDell Monitor P3424WEB, P2724DEB, or P2424HEB Experience Camera or Firmware Update Failure After January 2025 Windows Update

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  • Aaron Robson

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    Posted January 24th, 2025 02:43

    Looks like there was a security update that is causing the issue.
    Uninstalled the security update (Setting > Windows Updates > Update history > Uninstall updates).
    After that I uninstalled the drivers for the monitor webcam, then restarted my PC.

    When the PC finished booting, the monitor webcam was working again.

    Re-ran the monitor firmware update (M2T103) and it completed successfully.

  • JDLink

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    Posted January 24th, 2025 06:25

    Ended up running around with a laptop, without the Jan-2025 security update, firmware updating all our monitors from M2T101 to M2T103. The firmware updates takes ~20mins per monitor, thankfully we only have a handful of these monitors.

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  • Loosecanons

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    Posted February 12th, 2025 22:34

    Thanks for getting back. I tried that but it wouldn't install. 

    However,  I have just received a large Windows update and thankfully the webcam has started working again. 

    Thank you 

  • FraserD123

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    Posted October 14th, 2025 07:20

    I just part tried Chris M from Dell's solution
    1) close webcam shutter
    2) power off P3424WEB monitor - using round button on back
    3) power back on
    .... and the camera became visible again in the Dell Peripheral Manager - so maybe just power cycling the P3424WEB using the button on back could be enough to bring the webcam back online
    4) open shutter

  • DELL-Chris M

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    Posted January 16th, 2025 14:24

    Dell Support must verify the ownership and warranty status. Click the blue "Get Help Now" on the right to start a private live chat session. Share the private P3424WEB Service Tags with them.

    P3424WEB M2T102 firmware, 3/7/2024
    P3424WEB M2T103 firmware, 8/27/2024

    Read through this = FAQ Monitor firmware

    The PC is on and connected to the P3424WEB.

    * Rotate the P3424WEB webcam shutter clockwise to Closed
    * Turn the P3424WEB off via the rear power button
    * Disconnect the power cable from the P3424WEB
    * Press and hold the P3424WEB rear power button for 8 seconds
    * Reconnect the power cable to the P3424WEB
    * Turn the P3424WEB on
    * Rotate the P3424WEB webcam shutter counter clockwise to Open
    * Retest webcam in Microsoft Teams

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  • kennedym

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    Posted January 16th, 2025 22:47

    I have the exact same issue. Webcam worked fine yesterday, today it no longer works. I attempt to update the firmware from M2T101 to M2T103 and it fails at about 20%. I have also tried firmware M2T102, which also fails. I connected the monitor to another PC and attempted the firmware update again, and it failed at the same spot.

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  • DELL-Chris M

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    Posted January 17th, 2025 13:30

    @kennedym​ Did you follow the instructions above in the first paragraph? Then the troubleshooting steps on bottom?


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  • kennedym

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    Posted January 17th, 2025 13:57

    @DELL-Chris M​ Yes, I followed the steps exactly. I have read the troubleshooting steps, and the firmware update instructions. While doing the firmware update, the only cables connected to the monitor was the USB-C going to the computer and power.

    The camera shows as unhealthy in device manager (Device cannot start (code 10)). Camera shows this status in device manager on both a Windows 11 computer and another Windows 10 computer. 

  • DELL-Chris M

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    Posted January 17th, 2025 14:36

    Then follow these instructions. Once GHN agents confirm warranty and your troubleshooting, they should setup a like for like monitor exchange.

    Dell Support must verify the ownership and warranty status. Click the blue "Get Help Now" on the right to start a private live chat session. Share the private P3424WEB Service Tag with them.


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