Vivitar ViviCam 4100 Digital Camera "turn off back" Questions

...back in and turn the camera on. 2) Try compressed air. With a fine tip blow off gun and drycompressed air (20 lbs) set the tip between the lens turret and thecamera body and turn on the air while ...

...turn off, I did this: I re-installed the batteries and powered up the camera, I applied a little force/pressure to the lens and it went back in. After that the camera seems to be working fine. I hope ...

I have a vivitar vivcam 5024 and the thing wont turn on is new and batteries are new it turns on and straight away turns off again New?....take it back....it sounds defective.

...turn my camera on it stays on far 2-3 sec then goes back off i have installed new batteries and a new memory card it also looses my pictures the reason it turns off in 2-3 seconds is because your not ...

...turn the power off the settings change back to factory settings, i dont want it to be at 3 mega pixels everytime i turn it on, is there anyway i can save the settings so it stays the same when i turn ...

...Turn the Camera on Press the lower of the two buttons on the back which border the screen - the one marked "menu" this will bring up a screen with two tabs - the left tab marked "capture" Scroll down ...

...turn it back on my warranty is out how can i possibly get it fix Here is possible fix. Understand and be warned that doing the following may damage the camera even more, but if it does not work, then ...

...turn on the camera my e-mail address is [email protected] On the front of the camera there is a black "arrow" with silver on it which slides towards the name Vivitar ViviCam 4100. This opens the ...

...turn it back on, and it's full. But then it says "low battery" and shuts off. Is anyone else having this issue? yup, your batteries are dead, buy new ones.Old ones are not holding a ...

...* The battery has run out. SOLUTIONS / CORRECTIVE ACTIONS = *Set the option of POWER OFF to OFF. *Turn the power back on or charge the battery. Let me know what happens and thank you, Binary ...