Camera Not Detected on Skype after Update - Win 10 Laptop Built-In Camera

Hello, After updating Skype the program stopped seeing the camera although it is physically and works in Windows, Win 10 system, laptop with its own camera, so far everything worked, what's the problem?

System update from microsoft or webcam manufacturer?
I was so updated by one system mouse that it stopped working, uninstalling the patch helped.

Skype update, version 7.34.0.103 installed

And does "restore driver" work in device manager and device properties?
Have you tried restarting the webcam after the update?

The camera works in the windows program, after Skype update in the "video settings" option there is a message - "Skype could not find a webcam"

Uninstall and install the working old version of https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic2876120.html, https://forum.dobreprogramy.pl/t/skype-nie-wykrywa-kamerki/436727, and others from https: / /www.google.pl/search?q=Skype+7.34.0.103&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b&gfe_rd=cr&ei=QmrlWLazKM_i8Afamz0#q=skype+nie+widzi+kamery&*
Do they like it specifically?

I read these and other topics before I asked the forum question, there is a Skype message -
"The latest version of Skype for Windows includes changes that have improved video calls, group video calls and screen sharing. Unfortunately, these changes mean that on some older computers video calls and screen sharing will not work.

If your computer does not support SSE2, you will not be able to use video calls or screen sharing. Most modern computers provide SSE2 support (a set of processor instructions introduced in 2001), but there are still computers that will not be able to run all the functions in the latest version of Skype. Unfortunately, there are no plans to provide support for these older computers, but You can still use Skype on various computers and mobile devices. "
I have a netbook dell inspiron 17, win 10 has long been installed, which is automatically updated, so far there have been no problems with the camera, until today's update.

And because of the recurring problem I would stick to these simple tips, otherwise you may have to bury the fruitlessly in the system, one solution was to completely remove the remains of the old program, and only install a new one, right? Secondly, how do you know that the program has been correctly installed?

A few days ago there was an update for Win 10, after uploading the problem resolved. Subject to close.