I have an Asus N73S (2011) and Windows 10 with a built-in camera. When I connect via Microsoft Teams, the image is flipped 180 degrees. Please help.

Hello. Here may be the main cause of the problem - ASUS in some laptop models installed webcams upside down, hence the effect that you have. You have to deal with the drivers. Download the Windows 7 driver for your camera from the ASUS website and try to install it via Device Manager. In a few cases, such a substitution helped me. best regards

I also have a problem with MS Teams. For me, the image is in mirror image. Anyway, from what I heard from friends - they have the same. This applies to both the laptop and the USB camera. Zoom is ok, system programs ok. The problem is only Teams. I can't find the camera settings in Teams to possibly change this (if possible).

The case has been resolved - both MS Teams and Skype admittedly show the person who turns on the camera the image in a mirror image (I could not find how to change it), but the recipient can already see the normal image.

Asus N73S (2011) Built-in Camera Image Flipped 180° in Microsoft Teams

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#1 18657291 29 Apr 2020 21:16

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I have an Asus N73S (2011) and Windows 10 with a built-in camera. When I connect via Microsoft Teams, the image is flipped 180 degrees. Please help.
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#2 18657326 29 Apr 2020 21:25

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Hello.

malpaja wrote:
I have Asus

Here may be the main cause of the problem - ASUS in some laptop models installed webcams "upside down", hence the effect that you have.
You have to deal with the drivers. Download the Windows 7 driver for your camera from the ASUS website and try to install it via Device Manager. In a few cases, such a substitution helped me.
best regards
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I also have a problem with MS Teams. For me, the image is in mirror image. Anyway, from what I heard from friends - they have the same. This applies to both the laptop and the USB camera. Zoom is ok, system programs ok. The problem is only Teams. I can't find the camera settings in Teams to possibly change this (if possible).
#4 18680861 09 May 2020 17:30

Kazik Oseki Kazik Oseki

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The case has been resolved - both MS Teams and Skype admittedly show the person who turns on the camera the image in a mirror image (I could not find how to change it), but the recipient can already see the normal image.
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