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    Asus G1S webcam in XP

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by Perishers47, Jun 25, 2007.

  1. Perishers47

    Perishers47 Newbie

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    Hi ppl
    A week ago, I managed to successfully install XP with Vista Ultimate dual booting. After much help from the folks here, I finally got my graphics and wireless setup properly in XP. The problem that I am still struggling is the webcam drivers. I have tried a few but just could not get it to work? anyone experts or guys out there faces the same problem like me? can u please help? :confused:
     
  2. Mari0-Br0s

    Mari0-Br0s Notebook Enthusiast

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    I did managed to install XP on the G1S also, but there's no drivers for the webcam I could find.

    It is detected by windows under My Computer has a USB Video Device, you can use it, but the problem I am facing, is that the image is upside-down. LOL

    So I am looking for a software that could reverse the camera image.
     
  3. g3n

    g3n Newbie

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    what's the model listed under the device manager? what about the Product ID?
     
  4. JohnGS1

    JohnGS1 Newbie

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    I finally got this working on XP and the driver was located on the ASUS G1S Vista Support CD all along!!

    On the support CD, run the following exe:

    <CD>/CAMERA/D-MAX/2KSETUP.exe (or something like that) :)

    Following the prompts to install, restart your laptop and then hit Fn - v to start LifeFrame and no more upside down image!!

    I can confirm the webcam also works in Skype!!

    Happy webcam'in!
     
  5. butters.

    butters. Notebook Guru

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    Niceee. Thanks.