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19 May 2013
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Camera on USB do not work
With my Panasonic camera and extern HD's all things work. However, when I connect my canon G15 or Nikon P300, the computer beeps, but does nothing. To open the device, I must go to 'device management', then to
'portable devices' and delete 'Canon G15'. Then I scan for 'hardware changes', Windows finds the G15 and installs the USB driver. Then I can open the map from the camera, and that works as long as the computer is on. When I restart the computer, it does not work anymore, and again I must re-install the driver.
Can someone please help me, this is very annoying!
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19 May 2013
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#2
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Plug in the camera, then turn it (the camera) on. You may have to click on Computer, then see your camera as "Portable Device", right click to import pictures.
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Computer type PC/Desktop
System Manufacturer/Model Number Bruce ... somewhere in his 40's
OS Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit SP1
CPU Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU @ 2.40GHz, 2400 MHz
Motherboard INTEL/D975XBX2
Memory 4 GB
Graphics Card ATI Radeon HD 2600 Pro
Monitor(s) Displays Samsung SyncMaster 914v
Screen Resolution 1280 x 1024
Keyboard Standard PS/2 Keyboard
Mouse Microsoft PS/2 Mouse
PSU Rocketfish 700 W
Case G.Skill Gigabyte Chassis
Hard Drives 2/500GB each ... ST3500630AS ATA Device.
One is not connected
Internet Speed DSL
Antivirus Avira Internet Security
Browser IE 11
Other Info ATI HDMI Audio
19 May 2013
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#3
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Quote: Originally Posted by Jacee
Plug in the camera, then turn it on. You may have to click on Computer, then see your camera as "Portable Device", right click to import pictures.
But I do not see the camera, that is the whole point. I must reinstall the driver first, and then I see the camera and can do as you told.
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19 May 2013
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After you plug the camera in and turn it on, do you see it in "Devices and Printers"? If not, click 'add device' and see if Windows will find it and place your camera there. Or, you may need to use another USB port to plug it into.
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My System Specs |
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Computer type PC/Desktop
System Manufacturer/Model Number Bruce ... somewhere in his 40's
OS Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit SP1
CPU Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU @ 2.40GHz, 2400 MHz
Motherboard INTEL/D975XBX2
Memory 4 GB
Graphics Card ATI Radeon HD 2600 Pro
Monitor(s) Displays Samsung SyncMaster 914v
Screen Resolution 1280 x 1024
Keyboard Standard PS/2 Keyboard
Mouse Microsoft PS/2 Mouse
PSU Rocketfish 700 W
Case G.Skill Gigabyte Chassis
Hard Drives 2/500GB each ... ST3500630AS ATA Device.
One is not connected
Internet Speed DSL
Antivirus Avira Internet Security
Browser IE 11
Other Info ATI HDMI Audio
20 May 2013
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#5
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Quote: Originally Posted by Jacee
After you plug the camera in and turn it on, do you see it in "Devices and Printers"? If not, click 'add device' and see if Windows will find it and place your camera there. Or, you may need to use another USB port to plug it into.
Then I see the camera, but with a yellow exclamation mark. And I have tried all the USB ports, I have even removed and reinstalled them!
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20 May 2013
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#6
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You may want to consider spending a little bit of money on a card reader. Not only do they work better, but they don't use the camera's battery power to offload the photos.
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OS Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
CPU Intel Core i7-2600
Motherboard Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD3P-B3
Memory 12 GB Patriot Extreme DDR3-1333
Graphics Card Nvidia GTX 470
Monitor(s) Displays Dell UltraSharp 2209WA
PSU OCZ ModStream 700W
Case CoolerMaster HAF 912 Advanced
Cooling CoolerMaster Hyper 212 Plus
Hard Drives OCZ Agility3 240 GB, WD5001AALS, WD7501AALS
20 May 2013
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Quote: Originally Posted by DeaconFrost
You may want to consider spending a little bit of money on a card reader. Not only do they work better, but they don't use the camera's battery power to offload the photos.
I do have a card reader.
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20 May 2013
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#8
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Most Camera's use an SDHC card to record the pictures/video. You can take the SDHC card out of the camera and put it into the card reader. From there you can save, edit, delete pictures. Then put it back in the camera.
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Computer type PC/Desktop
System Manufacturer/Model Number UNDER CONSTRUCTION
OS Windows 10 Pro/ Windows 10 Pro Insider
CPU i7-8700K
Motherboard Asus Maximux X Apex
Memory 16 GB G Skill Trident 3200C14
Graphics Card EVGA GTX 1080 TI FTW 3
Sound Card On Board
Monitor(s) Displays 3 X Asus 27"
Screen Resolution 1920X1080
Keyboard Logitech G510s/ Logitech G13
Mouse Logitech G502
PSU EVGA 1050 W
Case Phanteks Enthoo Luxe TG
Cooling Corsair H105
Hard Drives 1 M.2 Samsung 960 250 GB, 1 M.2 Samsung 960 500 GB, 2 X Samsung 850 500GB
Internet Speed 24/1
Antivirus ESET/MBAM Pro/SAS Pro
Browser Chrome/ Firefox
Other Info 2nd Rig i7-5930K, Asus X99 Deluxe, 16 GB G Skill DDR4-2800, Seasonic 1050W, Samsung M.2 250 GB, 2XSamsung 840 Pro 256 GB, Corsair H105, EVGA GTX 980 Classified, Phanteks Enthoo Prom M TG case, windows 10 Enterprise and Pro
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21 May 2013
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#9
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Quote: Originally Posted by essenbe
Most Camera's use an SDHC card to record the pictures/video. You can take the SDHC card out of the camera and put it into the card reader. From there you can save, edit, delete pictures. Then put it back in the camera.
What an original idea!
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