G73sw LifeFrame 3

The camera should be available to be used without LifeFrame. See if there any options in Options (or Preferences) at the LifeFrame software, where you can choose if the camera should be used with it. If you can't figure it out, contact LifeFrame tech support, they should be able to help you with the setup. Or if you don't find a solution, uninstall the software and just use windows to administer the camera.

Hi emoly
try doing a search for a file type, in windows 7 type in the search box "type:jpeg" without the quotes. jpeg is a common type of picture, if you know that your camera saves as a different file type then use that. Hope this helps.

This is the RAM specification for your motherboard.
Memory
DDR3 1333 MHz SDRAM
• 4 x SO-DIMM socket for expansion up to 16 G SDRAM Quad Core
• 2 x SO-DIMM socket for expansion up to 8 G SDRAM Dual Core

t's probably a clash between Lifeframe and some other software you've installed.
I'd probably just uninstall it and leave it at that since Lifeframe doesn't really serve anything productive. If you insist on using lifefram and the installation/uninstallation doesn't work, you may want to perform a system restore back to the point where lifeframe still worked.

You can find the 64 bit version of the dpinst.exe(driver package installer) in the latest windows driver kit. Install it and see if it resolves the problem. You can get it from the link below
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=11800

Hi Welcome to Fix Ya. I also use an Asus with Lifeframe. Have you tried copying the photos to your Photo folder in your default picture library?

In other words, if you right click your photo in the lifeframe app and select "copy to" a drop down menu will appear that reads: "Select Folder."

2. Click on your Win Profile name. Then select "My Pictures" folder. The path will read: C:\Users\Your profile name\Pictures

3. You can then make a new folder or you can save it in the Lifeframe folder in a new separate folder.

Hope this helps. Thanks for using fix ya!

I'm assuming this is for the webcam built in to your monitor? If this is the case, the solution seems to be to plug in the USB cable to provided. There is a USB port in the monitor for the webcam, so plug that in to your computer should be good to go.

Hi, I'm Guido from Italy. I have the Asus monitor PW201 and I don't find your driver. From the Asus site, I have downloaded Driver for W7 64 bit : LifeFrame 2 and LifeFrame 3.
But it don't work.
My webcam is off.......
Have you find anything for your problem ? Thanks for your reply.
Sorry for my english ;(
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You can download Lifeframe utility from the Asus website:
http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us

Make the selections as under:
1. Select Product - NOTEBOOK
2. Select Series - K50 Series
3. Select Model - K50lj


Search and select your operating system. Goto Utilities section and download Lifeframe.

Let me know if any clarification is required

CreativeTECH

Many people are reporting this same problem. If you have downloaded and installed Lifeframe 2, and updated the Bison camera drivers, and it still freezes, you're not alone.

Some people have just uninstalled Lifeframe and use the Windows Camera and Scanner program instead. It's worth a try.

And get some antivirus software!! Use Kaspersky if you don't want to buy McAfee or Norton. It's too dangerous out there to not have anything.