Question:
whats wrong with my digital camera PLEASE HELP?
cat_woman
2009-08-10 17:20:01 UTC
I just got my new digital camera its a Fujifilm. I just took new pictures on it and i wanted to import them to my computer, it comes with a CD i'm suppose to install before i import pictures so thats what i did i installed the CD finepix photoviewer. And now i connected my camera to the computer with the USB cable and its saying I/O error occurred process aborted and its now showing me the pictures i want to import for some reason it wont import can some one help me please fugure this put because im going crazy
Three answers:
Pearls Before Swine
2009-08-10 17:28:46 UTC
Probably there's a bug in the photoviewer software - but you don't need it. Here's what to do:



Disconnect your camera from the compute.r



Restart your computer (turn it off, then on again), then uninstall all the Fujifilm software that was on that CD (to do this, you can go to the control panel, and pick Add or Remove Programs - remove anything called Finepix, etc).



After the uninstall is finished, restart your computer again.



Then just connect your computer and camera again using the USB cable - even though you don't have any software installed, your computer should recognize your camera and let you import the pictures without any problems.



But if you still do have problems, you could get a USB card reader for your camera - to use it, you would turn off your camera, remove the memory card, plug the memory card into the card reader, and then plug the card reader into your computer's USB port. Here is a typical USB card reader: http://www.amazon.com/Kingston-Memory-FCR-ML-SD-2GB/dp/B00168YB78/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1249950459&sr=8-2 There are many types, and you can even get them at places like Wal-Mart and Target. Just make sure you get one that works with the type of card in your camera (SD is the most common type of memory card).
skigirl009
2009-08-10 17:34:08 UTC
I agree with sashazur. I'd just like to recommend that you download the free software Picasa. Picasa is made by google, and it is a very useful program for storing and organizing photos. It is very user friendly, and you can even do simple editing on it. Once you download it, plug in your camera, then select the option "import photos using picasa" on the window that pops up. Or if for some reason that window doesn't pop up, open picasa, click Import in the upper left corner just below the file button, then select the USB device.
2016-05-22 02:59:08 UTC
the same e thing happened with my new camera it is probably a problem with the batteries because the bateries run down easily in a new camera so just keep changing the batteries hope i helped =)


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