My camera is upside down! Asus/Windows 7
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Hello,
I have a problem with my ASUS laptop. It turns my webcam upside down. I can't seem to flip it back to the right side, I am on Windows 7.
Thank you in advance
Configuration: Windows 7 / Internet Explorer 9.0
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JUSTINE !
I have a problem with my ASUS laptop. It turns my webcam upside down. I can't seem to flip it back to the right side, I am on Windows 7.
Thank you in advance
Configuration: Windows 7 / Internet Explorer 9.0
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JUSTINE !
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Hello everyone,
I read the various responses and downloaded the files, but when I launched the installation, I encountered an error and could not proceed any further.
When I saw that their hotline was reasonably priced (Azur number), I called. The reception was good, waiting time very short, I spoke with a nice person, we managed to communicate, even though the connection wasn't great.
Less than a quarter of an hour later, I received an email outlining the steps to follow.
First of all, make sure to note the model of your device and the OS type: XP, Vista, or Win7, and whether it's 32 or 64 bits.
Here's the procedure I was asked to follow, and it worked, but take a deep breath and stay calm because there's work to do.........
Please follow all the steps below to resolve your issue with the upside-down Webcam.
1. Download Lifeframe2
Please visit the following link
http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us&m=K70IO&p=3&s=197
And select your PC model (Option 2), then select the correct operating system (OS), then choose the UTILITIES file and download the LifeFrame Utility driver from the GLOBAL DLM, GLOBAL, or CHINA server. Please save the file and extract the downloaded file with your extraction software (e.g., 7-Zip or Winrar), go to the directory and click on the XXXX.
EXE file to run it.
2. PID
Go to Control Panel > System > Hardware > Device Manager > Imaging Devices > click on it and with the right mouse button on USB....webcam, please select Properties > Details tab and choose the option "Hardware Ids" in the bar below Properties.
You will find at this location the VID_XXX&PID_XXX
3. Please go to the following link:
http://support.asus.com/download/Options.aspx?SLanguage=en-us&type=1
and select your PC model (Option 2), then select the correct operating system (OS), then choose the CAMERA file and download the correct driver containing the VID_XXX&PID_XXX code (see point No. 2)
Download the driver from the GLOBAL DLM, GLOBAL, or CHINA server. Please save the file to your Desktop. Select the file on the desktop, right-click, and choose EXTRACT ALL..., then EXTRACT.
4. INSTALL THE DRIVER MANUALLY
Please follow all the steps below:
On the desktop click START > Control Panel > Hardware > System > Device Manager > double-click on Imaging Devices (for the webcam) > right-click on the found camera file and initiate the update > click "Browse my computer for driver software" > click "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer" > click on Have Disk > then Browse > Desktop > double-click on the extracted file before and then OPEN the folder > select the .INF folder and click OPEN > click OK to start the installation and wait until it is complete.
After installation, the webcam should work.
Thank you, and we wish you a pleasant day
We remain at your disposal for any further information.
Best regards,
Emanuele Tidona
ASUS France Support,
Hotline: 01.70.94.94.00 (Local call rate)
Fax: 01.49.32.96.99
www.asus.com
The procedure was a bit lengthy, you sometimes have to search a bit because depending on XP, Vista or Win7, Microsoft has the annoying habit of changing the names and locations of things in the control panel, but well.......
Anyway, at the end, I finally saw myself in the right position on my Webcam,
and that’s exactly what I wanted, right?
See you later!
I read the various responses and downloaded the files, but when I launched the installation, I encountered an error and could not proceed any further.
When I saw that their hotline was reasonably priced (Azur number), I called. The reception was good, waiting time very short, I spoke with a nice person, we managed to communicate, even though the connection wasn't great.
Less than a quarter of an hour later, I received an email outlining the steps to follow.
First of all, make sure to note the model of your device and the OS type: XP, Vista, or Win7, and whether it's 32 or 64 bits.
Here's the procedure I was asked to follow, and it worked, but take a deep breath and stay calm because there's work to do.........
Please follow all the steps below to resolve your issue with the upside-down Webcam.
1. Download Lifeframe2
Please visit the following link
http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us&m=K70IO&p=3&s=197
And select your PC model (Option 2), then select the correct operating system (OS), then choose the UTILITIES file and download the LifeFrame Utility driver from the GLOBAL DLM, GLOBAL, or CHINA server. Please save the file and extract the downloaded file with your extraction software (e.g., 7-Zip or Winrar), go to the directory and click on the XXXX.
EXE file to run it.
2. PID
Go to Control Panel > System > Hardware > Device Manager > Imaging Devices > click on it and with the right mouse button on USB....webcam, please select Properties > Details tab and choose the option "Hardware Ids" in the bar below Properties.
You will find at this location the VID_XXX&PID_XXX
3. Please go to the following link:
http://support.asus.com/download/Options.aspx?SLanguage=en-us&type=1
and select your PC model (Option 2), then select the correct operating system (OS), then choose the CAMERA file and download the correct driver containing the VID_XXX&PID_XXX code (see point No. 2)
Download the driver from the GLOBAL DLM, GLOBAL, or CHINA server. Please save the file to your Desktop. Select the file on the desktop, right-click, and choose EXTRACT ALL..., then EXTRACT.
4. INSTALL THE DRIVER MANUALLY
Please follow all the steps below:
On the desktop click START > Control Panel > Hardware > System > Device Manager > double-click on Imaging Devices (for the webcam) > right-click on the found camera file and initiate the update > click "Browse my computer for driver software" > click "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer" > click on Have Disk > then Browse > Desktop > double-click on the extracted file before and then OPEN the folder > select the .INF folder and click OPEN > click OK to start the installation and wait until it is complete.
After installation, the webcam should work.
Thank you, and we wish you a pleasant day
We remain at your disposal for any further information.
Best regards,
Emanuele Tidona
ASUS France Support,
Hotline: 01.70.94.94.00 (Local call rate)
Fax: 01.49.32.96.99
www.asus.com
The procedure was a bit lengthy, you sometimes have to search a bit because depending on XP, Vista or Win7, Microsoft has the annoying habit of changing the names and locations of things in the control panel, but well.......
Anyway, at the end, I finally saw myself in the right position on my Webcam,
and that’s exactly what I wanted, right?
See you later!
opticien.dz
Thank you very much.
sosso06300
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Thank you very much for your help, happy new year and looking forward to it.
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Thank you very much; you are truly a genius!
gridzli
I have an Asus F3SG 32-bit running Windows 7, and my webcam is upside down, and I can't find the driver.
Mimicestmi
Thank you so much, I will do all of that tonight.