How to remove default camera background filter

[LazzySab]

@Windows11 

I desperately need help in fixing the background to the default camera on Windows 11. 

There's always a background on the camera. This happened when I got the laptop last year when the system automatically updated. I know it's not a zoom background cause when I go to zoom, and click "none" no background, it still shows the same image. it's not going away. I think it's a default camera background of some sort. 

Ever since then, the only fix I can do is disabling and enabling the camera in "Manage Camera" setting so the background would be gone (about 3-5 times of disabling and enabling), and for a while the background just disappears. 

Also tried to repair, reset and uninstall hoping it would just be a camera setting problem, but to no avail the background is still there.

Right now, no matter how many times I disable and enable the camera, the background doesn't go away. Now I'm stuck with the background for all my online classes. 

Can anyone please help me in fixing this!!

[#2]

@LazzySab I'm currently experiencing this in my camera. Can someone help me with this? 

[#3]

@emjay04 

go to huawei pc kontrol (pc manager)then huaweı control panel after select camera and AI camera select web cam vırtiual none.thats it

[#4]

Open ManyCam, and go to the Background section. Select the No Background option.

[#5]

Ensure that your camera-related applications are updated to the latest version, as updates can sometimes fix bugs or restore default settings. Make sure your Windows 11 OS is fully updated. Go to Settings > Windows Update and check for updates.

[#6]

Here is the official tutorial you should check out:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/manage-cameras-with-camera-settings-in-windows-11-97997e...

[#7]

Step 1: Open the Camera app by searching for "Camera" in the Start menu.

Step 2: Look for any settings or options within the Camera app that might apply a background effect, such as blur or background replacement. Unfortunately, the Windows Camera app itself does not typically apply these effects, so you might not find these settings here.

Step 3: If no such options exist, the effect may be coming from a different application.