am unable to download pics from my camera to my pc / done it many times before, but this time nothing / any help would be much appreciated / thanks
digi cam - download pics prob
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similar problem
similar problem
having the same problem with sony handi cam. I thought it was the cable so I went out and bought a new one. Still not able to transfer pics or video from cam to computer.Computer won't recognize it like it did before.
Don't know what to try next. Cam is no longer under warranty and I am guessing sending it back to manufacturer would cost $$$. Anybody have a suggestion???
thanks
similar problem
having the same problem with sony handi cam. I thought it was the cable so I went out and bought a new one. Still not able to transfer pics or video from cam to computer.Computer won't recognize it like it did before.
Don't know what to try next. Cam is no longer under warranty and I am guessing sending it back to manufacturer would cost $$$. Anybody have a suggestion???
thanks
you could have two options
you could go into device manager and remove your USB ports and let windows re detect them
Or you can go in and do a system restore back to a time you know it last worked, you won't lose anything except some settings that might have been changed for the most part.
This is assuming that your using Windows XP
you could go into device manager and remove your USB ports and let windows re detect them
Or you can go in and do a system restore back to a time you know it last worked, you won't lose anything except some settings that might have been changed for the most part.
This is assuming that your using Windows XP
Message says my SiS 900 PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter is broken or unplugged.
Can I uninstall / reinstall this device using the Hardware Wizard without causing further problems?
Can I uninstall / reinstall this device using the Hardware Wizard without causing further problems?
That is a network card, that would have nothing to do with your camera
Wonder if you have two network cards one on board and then that one in an actual slot in your computer
