JENDIGITAL C160 Driver for Vista

Hello, kindly get it here : www.jenoptik.com/Internet_EN_Kamera-Treiber
downloadnew.org > Drivers > Scanner & Camera

Jay

Hello, kindly get it here : www.jenoptik.com/Internet_EN_Kamera-Treiber
downloadnew.org > Drivers > Scanner & Camera

jaya

Hello, kindly get it here : www.jenoptik.com/Internet_EN_Kamera-Treiber
downloadnew.org > Drivers > Scanner & Camera

Regards, Ja

http://www.driverfiles.net/Cameras/Other-Companies/jenoptik-jd-c160/download/page,sh,23000,438,17,.html

if you can't delete the photos on the camera, maybe you can connect it to the computer and drag images to the trash/recycle bin and then empty it?

Plug in Camera, go to the Device Manager - Imaging Devices and “update” the camera’s driver the unzipped file location you chose.

Enjoy!

u should be able to go the your camera maker's website and download the program u need.

After you delete very thing you have installed on your computer that has anything to do with your camera,
Download this and don't have your camera plug into your computer then install this it works....

: MR97310c Mini Digital Camera Drivers Version 2.03 All Functions work.zip

* Turn on your computer or reboot.(this ensures consistent starting point)
* Connect your camera to the PC using USB 1.1 cable.
* When the found new hardware window opens install drivers automatically.
* * the found new hardware window may open up more than once. If so then click install drivers automatically for each time it opens up.
* Double click the "PCCam" shortcut in your "All Programs" menu and follow directions.



If this does does not work ...

* Check to make sure the USB port is working properly in device manager.
* Make sure your computer is running a fully updated version of supported Microsoft Windows platform. Check computer properties for version of OS.
* Try having the camera turned on before connecting it to your computer.

Chances are, it's a driver issue. It isn't uncommon for a new OS to "break connectivity" with a camcorder. It usually takes a few months for new drivers to be written. So I'd check with Sony for Vista drivers.

JD
Digital Camcorder HQ

NTSF Computers[XP and 2000] Do not need drivers for cameras. If you have the camera software loaded - Remove it. Let Windows do the work. Having removed the software restart the computer. Plug the camera in- go to 'My Computer' the camera will reveal its self as a new drive letter And Windows will put up a panel and ask what it is you wish to do with the images.