lau wrote:
krex wrote:
... it appears to load and then the computer says it can not find it....while it is plugged into my USB port and I have already loaded the instal software that came with it...
Maybe an easy one here...
A friend had exactly this problem, the other day, and it turned out that XP wouldn't talk to the camera until you pressed
one of the buttons on the camera. Unfortunately, I can't recall which button, or indeed, how I found out. I think I Googled for it, or maybe it was in the camera manual/help?
Yup, it could be that simple or.... you bought a Kodak. They have their heads up the dark dark place with the software for their camera dock. We have two different docks in the house and I can get neither to work, no plug and play to them. I have even had the family pros try and they couldn't either. (pros, as in, computers are their day jobs) By pass it totally and let something like Adobe do the loading for you. That doesn't help with keeping your battery charged which mean a trip to an on line store or the mall for a battery charger. Andria uses Adobe PhotoShop Elements, freebie, to download pictures from her camera. Works very very well and no hassle. Sometimes you can get lucky with XP and have it link straight to the camera as well. All and all, XP has a very hard time with cameras, least so far in this house.
Yeah that link on the Sc-Fi page put this system through some pain. I never finished watching the thing, I got bored.
My computers and I. Strange relationship. If it doesn't do what I want, when I want, in an instantaneous manner, I hate it and it hates me. If I get to a site like the vid on the Sc-Fi channel, the computers pain is mine as if that little cherub on the Gerber Baby food jars was having hot pins pushed through it's chubby little cheeks. Normally I would enjoy that and like it even better if it was my kids instead of the actor baby. (He's really 32, smokes cigars, likes boob porn and plays the ponies. Just like my kids, except their vices and ages are more varied then that over paid jerk) However I gave birth to both of these computers and my mothers rage can do whatever it damn well feels like and for whatever reason. It does not have to make sense to the rest of the world. I was given the right by painful birth. I hate every wire in it because wires hate me, but it's mine, all mine and I love it faults and all. I know of no Socity of the Prevention of Cruelty to Computers, SPCC(TM), and until some uppity up decides to enforce their will on mine, I will always have the option, the threat of a hard wood 2x4 by my side, just like rising kids. I dared them to take mine, they wouldn't. Try to take my computers and you'll never get fully through the door, till you fall in your own pool of blood. A Mothers rage is not pretty and I am a mean Mother Ducker when it comes to mine. My kids? Anyone want em? I'll supply names and addresses, take the grand-kids too.
nope, thank you though, Postie. I found myself the other side of the coin, and have none of the accoutrement of family. I admire other's families, but would rather have it like it is.