Windows 10: Is there a new driver to fix the camera in a N50VC Asus laptop

I have an Asus N50VC laptop. I changed fro win 7 to win 10 and the built in camera turned upside down.
Asus does not provide a new driver, probably because this laptop was bought in 2009. Windows updates for windows 10 has not solved the problem. Ive gone into device manager and tried to upgrade driver nad it says I have the latest driver. The camera worked fine before the win 10 update. It still works but camera is upside down. Is there a driver somewhere that I can use to fix this problem? I would appreciate any help.Thankyou.

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Is there a Download to fix 'your graphics driver has stopped working and recovered now' for W 10?

Thanks Anil,

Pardon my pedantry but your instructions were not quite precise.

By pressing Windows Key + X, you open a list in which Device Manager appears.

Then you Click on Device Manager to open it. Next you need to Click on the Arrow to the left of Display adapters, to open the drop down section, wherein your Graphics Card is listed. Then you can continue with your instructions. I managed to work this out
& did right click on my named Graphics Card to check for software updates.

According to Microsoft, it had the latest driver software. Luckily, being a skeptic, I manually checked via both raptr & the AMD driver download site, so discovering that in fact there was a later driver available for my card.

So I've now updated my GPU software & so far, haven't had a repeat of the problem, tho it's early days yet.

I've submitted this somewhat pedantic & detailed reply for the benefit of any future seekers after a solution to this problem. It's important to know how, precisely, to check your Graphics software via Microsoft's in house method, but perhaps more important
to know that the answer you get there may not be correct.

Thanks again for your advice.

Phil

 

Is there a Download to fix 'your graphics driver has stopped working and recovered now' for W 10?

Hi Phil,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

This issue may occur if your graphic driver has any update that needs to be installed.

I suggest you to update the display and graphic drivers and check if it helps:

• 
  Open Device Manager by pressing
  Windows key+ X.
  
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  Select Graphic driver.
  
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  Right-click on the graphic card listed and click on ‘Update Driver Software’.
  

Hope this helps. Please reply to us with the status of the issue.

Thanks.