Pc error says LIFEFRAME-multi language files are corrupted, upgrade to lifeframe3. how do I do that?

You can download the files again from Asus Support, who recommend that if you are upgrading from Window 7 to Windows 8 you delete the original version.

ASUSTeK Computer Inc Support Drivers and Download LifeFrame3

Watch the video and see How you fix it.

When you install Rosetta Stone it puts its language files in a different folder. When you uninstall the program the language files are left intact and are never touched. If a problem occurs and one of the language files becomes corrupt and unreadable you're going to get that error 9119 every time when you try to re-install your language pack. Each language level has THOUSANDS of files in hundreds of sub-folders. Each file in those sub-folders has an hexadecimal name of 40 or more characters in length. So good luck trying to find the corrupt file(s). Also, because the file or files are corrupt, they can't be read or deleted. You're going to have to perform chkdsk on your hard drive to recover the bad sectors...eventually. The quickest and simplest way to fix your Rosetta Stone problem is to rename the folder where it puts its language files to something else. On an xp system the default name is "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Rosetta Stone". I changed mine to "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Garbage Files". That way when Rosetta Stone goes to install its language files it will recreate the folder cleanly instead of trying to overwrite the old folder and its corrupt files. That will solve your problem. You can then run chkdsk at your leisure. Good luck and spread the word.

When you install Rosetta Stone it puts its language files in a different folder. When you uninstall the program the language files are left intact and are never touched. If a problem occurs and one of the language files becomes corrupt and unreadable you're going to get that error 9119 every time when you try to re-install your language pack. Each language level has THOUSANDS of files in hundreds of sub-folders. Each file in those sub-folders has an hexadecimal name of 40 or more characters in length. So good luck trying to find the corrupt file(s). Also, because the file or files are corrupt, they can't be read or deleted. You're going to have to perform chkdsk on your hard drive to recover the bad sectors...eventually. The quickest and simplest way to fix your Rosetta Stone problem is to rename the folder where it puts its language files to something else. On an xp system the default name is "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Rosetta Stone". I changed mine to "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Garbage Files". That way when Rosetta Stone goes to install its language files it will recreate the folder cleanly instead of trying to overwrite the old folder and its corrupt files. That will solve your problem. You can then run chkdsk at your leisure and delete the Garbage Files. Good luck and spread the word.

If Lifeframe is installed, you can start it up by pressing the Fn-key + V

If nothing happens, press the Win-button, search for E-driver and install missing drivers/programs from there.

Re-install LifeFrame 3 again, HERE IS THE LINK

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.

reload LifeFrame? or get the newest one free, online?
and this photo what format is it of the 100 possible.
jpg, bmp, gif, png,tiff.
I ask that because paint does those, inside w7 .
run paint (type paint in the run box) now look at this photo
if it looks ok the lifeframe is corrupted.
if that 1 photo is bad in paint IT IS bad.
what causes bad, easy, bad HDD (or virus)
run crystaldiskinfo (free) program on your HDD yet>?
to see if the HDD is going bad, as ALL DO. and most time gradual.
the photos are stored. here.

https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1010103/


dont upgrade to windows 10
see why

https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1013100


Lifeframe, at Asus has zero spec, and no manual. there.
its there red headed step child.

If you got a CD-ROM disk when you purchased the webcam, insert it, and run the Installation Program again, to reinstall the software.

I had this same problem i resolved it by going into setting, advanced setting and change video device.. once I changed this my camera started up immediately Hope it works GOOD LUCK