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Windows Forum / Windows XP / Performance and Maintainance / January 2008digital camera
When I plug in my digital camera nothing happens, If i go to my computer the camera is listed, but when I ask it to download pictures it says the scanner or cmaera is busy, the outoplay comes up with not programs on it to download pictures with, also in my computer If i right click on the cmaera and click on properites it will not show me the properties for the camera. I have downloaded the autoplay fix in windows with no results, and i have updated computer in windows update any help would be greatly appreciated I am stumped. > When I plug in my digital camera nothing happens, If i go to my computer the > camera is listed, but when I ask it to download pictures it says the scanner [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > downloaded the autoplay fix in windows with no results, and i have updated > computer in windows update any help would be greatly appreciated I am stumped. Usually, most digital camera requires drivers or sync software provided by the unit's manufacturer. As long as the manufacturer still has a web site, you should contact them for these drivers/ softwares. If the camera uses a memory card, then a few dollars will get you a cardreader. Put the card in and it becomes a driveletter, perhaps E: which you can copy files to and from. Far better way of working. > When I plug in my digital camera nothing happens, > If the camera uses a memory card, then a few dollars will get you a > cardreader. Put the card in and it becomes a driveletter, perhaps E: which > you can copy files to and from. Far better way of working. > >> When I plug in my digital camera nothing happens, Why better? Simply a more expensive alternative. On Jan 28, 1:33 am, "Edward W. Thompson" <thomed...@btopenworld.com> wrote: > > If the camera uses a memory card, then a few dollars will get you a > > cardreader. Put the card in and it becomes a driveletter, perhaps E: which [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Why better? Simply a more expensive alternative. Not completely. If the digital camera does not have any XP drivers, the the card reader would be "cheaper" than replacing the camera. On Jan 28, 1:33 am, "Edward W. Thompson" <thomed...@btopenworld.com> wrote: > "Anteaus" <Ante...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Why better? Simply a more expensive alternative. Not completely. If the digital camera does not have any XP drivers, the the card reader would be "cheaper" than replacing the camera. Agreed, but surely all digital cameras these days have WINXP drivers. If not I would be surprised they would be 'saleable'. Seems a stretch to think anyone would buy a digital camera without the means to retrieve the images included. |
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