Asus A52F - Inverted camera image


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    Windows 10
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    Asus A52F - Inverted camera image


    I have an A52F laptop running Windows 10x64 bit. After switching from Windows 7 x64 to Windows 10x64, I have a rotated image on my laptop camera. I would like to rotate the camera on the laptop but only with Windows 10 drivers. I am not interested in installing other drivers because applications are not working in Windows 10.
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    My Webcam Image is Upside Down - Powered by Kayako Help Desk Software

    Hi, your laptop seems to be from around 2011.

    As such I assume it is not supported for Win 10 - is that correct?
    If so, you have taken responsibility for any incompatibilities that may arise- you're in non-guaranteed territory. Now millions of people presumably run Win 10 on older devices never designed for it. Sure. But some have problems.

    I suggest you try using the relevant driver from your manufacturer's web site in place of what Win 10 has provided.
    If that works, you will have to protect it from being updated.
    I note your comment about wanting a perfect solution based on Win 10 only, but that's a typical approach with such issues.

    That's assuming you have no 3rd party programs that might interfere (see article at start).

    I am not interested in installing other drivers because applications are not working in Windows 10.
    Unclear. Literally that seems to suggest you can't get any programs working under Win 10. Odd.
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    Thread Starter
       #3

    Dalchina thank you for your answer. Unfortunately you did not answer my question. I am under the impression that it is worldwide problem and it is necessary to untie him.
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       #4

    Unfortunately you did not answer my question.
    Sorry, which question? There are ZERO questions in your post, merely a statement of a problem.

    Worldwide? Not come across your problem before myself.

    However, searching tenforums (a great idea) shows some ASUS results e.g.

    Asus K52JE | Camera upside down
    asus a52f webcam image upside down
    Webcam problems for ASUS K501J laptop. I NEED HELP!!
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    Thread Starter
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    Unfortunately, the problem has not been resolved in other posts either. My question is as follows:how to invert the image in the camera, but in the drivers Windows 10x64. We do not install other drivers.
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  6. Posts : 42,998
    Win 10 Pro (22H2) (2nd PC is 22H2)
       #6

    Thank you for your reply.

    Then I think you're stuck. Older laptop - you have to resolve the problem if there's an incompatibilty.

    You chose to upgrade.

    This poster claims he solved it on his:
    Asus K52JE | Camera upside down
    asus a52f webcam image upside down
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    Thread Starter
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    dalchina said:
    Thank you for your reply.

    Then I think you're stuck. Older laptop - you have to resolve the problem if there's an incompatibilty.

    You chose to upgrade.
    We don't understand each other. This is not about the laptop. It's all about the driver of Windows 10x64. We aren't writing about the laptop computer because laptop computer not here nothing shared.
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    Win10 Pro and Home, Win11 Pro and Home, Win7, Linux Mint
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    From another continent, I've only seen the problem with the cameras in cellphones when transferring to a computer. It hasn't been too big a problem in Win10 using Paint/MSPaint or Windows Photo Viewer [I seldom use Photos] to rotate images saved to the computer. Other image editors should do it, even the free ones. Mostly drivers for hardware tell the Operating System how to work with a device, not with the product given.
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    Thread Starter
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    Berton said:
    From another continent, I've only seen the problem with the cameras in cellphones when transferring to a computer. It hasn't been too big a problem in Win10 using Paint/MSPaint or Windows Photo Viewer [I seldom use Photos] to rotate images saved to the computer. Other image editors should do it, even the free ones. Mostly drivers for hardware tell the Operating System how to work with a device, not with the product given.
    I do not understand your answer.
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    Don't know what to respond with, must be a language/translation barrier. This is an English-language forum.
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