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Guest srfrgrl
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I recently upgraded my computer to Windows XP pro x64.

 

My computer is having problems recognizing my camera. When I hook my camera

up, i hear the "ding" sound and a box will pop up asking me "what do you want

windows to do?". Now on my previous computer I was able to pick from a list

of options. NOW, all i get is an empty box with no options at all.

 

I even went into controlpanel/camera&scanner/ and click on "adding an image

device", and the computer will not find it.

 

I have read other threads regarding Real Player...I tried that. and even

uninstalling the program.

 

Nothing seems to help. Any ideas?

 

I can manually put the pictures on my computer, but that takes way too long.

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Guest Tony Sperling
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Re: Camera & Scanner Wizard Not Working

 

I don't know what happened, but must remind you that if your camera came

with a driver disk or if you installed any drivers for it on a 32bit

machine, then you need a 64bit driver now. Re-boot with the device attached

and look in Device Manager and see if it is listed.

 

Which camera is it?

 

 

Tony. . .

 

"srfrgrl" <srfrgrl@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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>I recently upgraded my computer to Windows XP pro x64.

>

> My computer is having problems recognizing my camera. When I hook my

> camera

> up, i hear the "ding" sound and a box will pop up asking me "what do you

> want

> windows to do?". Now on my previous computer I was able to pick from a

> list

> of options. NOW, all i get is an empty box with no options at all.

>

> I even went into controlpanel/camera&scanner/ and click on "adding an

> image

> device", and the computer will not find it.

>

> I have read other threads regarding Real Player...I tried that. and even

> uninstalling the program.

>

> Nothing seems to help. Any ideas?

>

> I can manually put the pictures on my computer, but that takes way too

> long.

>

>

Guest srfrgrl
Posted

Re: Camera & Scanner Wizard Not Working

 

 

DMC-TZ1

 

I called Panasonic and they told me there is no driver for this camera

whatsoever. Not to mention I sent an email over a week ago and still have no

response.

Guest Tony Sperling
Posted

Re: Camera & Scanner Wizard Not Working

 

Ordinarily, I would think that it doesn't need any driver - a camera should

just connect on it's own, displaying the memory card as a disk-drive through

which you transfer your pictures. Most Camera producers ship a lot of

software with their products that are tailor made to work with the product,

but often you don't really need any of it, just boot up the machine and make

a USB connection and if you need software, install that, even if it is 32bit

since that software isn't driver software.

 

I have heard of people wanting drivers for Cameras - but I don't really know

why. And it is not the norm.

 

If you really are cut off from your camera, one alternative would be to have

a 'Dual-Booting' machine, just install a second (32bit!) OS on a different

partition and run the camera from there.

 

 

Tony. . .

 

 

"srfrgrl" <srfrgrl@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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>

> DMC-TZ1

>

> I called Panasonic and they told me there is no driver for this camera

> whatsoever. Not to mention I sent an email over a week ago and still have

> no

> response.


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