A Dual Camera Windows driver refers to software that enables your computer to interact with a dual camera system. A dual camera setup typically involves two cameras on a single device, such as laptops, smartphones, tablets, or webcams. These cameras may be used for various purposes, such as creating 3D images, stereo video, depth sensing, facial recognition, or enabling front and rear-facing cameras on laptops or devices.

In a Windows context, the dual camera driver is necessary to ensure both cameras (or the integrated dual-camera system) work seamlessly with Windows applications, including video conferencing software, camera apps, or any other software that requires camera input.