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I found the Right Click to Safe Mode .bat and restored it, rebooted to Safe Mode and pursued the restore. The list of other restore points contained only one other point, which was after the restore, so, they're all wiped out.
 
As far as zoom.

 
I ran the codes from post 156 and 162 (above) and rebooted; camera and mic are still disconnected. Something is controlling the settings because they are greyed out and can't be adjusted.
 
OK, sorry for the long delay, can't explain here. I downloaded Shadow Explorer and, since you didn't specify, "ran" it as a program (not as Administrator).
It produced the attached list and nothing more.
Run as admin?

Running the previous codes had no effect on the Zoom camera/microphone problem.
 

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Just double-checked. Disable mic and camera are set to OFF. I'm assuming that not turning ON a disable command would allow the camera & mic to work as normal.
Please see attached.
 

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Done. Logged into Zoom and joined a nonexistent meeting. Both controls were available. Will try again Thurs AM, but it looks fixed, so far.

What was Shadow Explorer supposed to do?
 
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