I HAVE A A735 GE 7.0 PIXEL EVEN WITH NEW BATTERIES IT DISPLAYS BATTERY EXHAUSTED

Maybe camera battery contacts dirty, use light amount of rubbing alcohol on Qtip and let dry before replacing the battery ~T?M~

warning battery exhausted

Go to the GE web site they offer software update link for this problem: Or click the link below:

http://www.general-imaging.com/us/support.aspx

GO to the GE web site they have software updates for this issue.

There is a reported problem that certain cameras can misreport the voltage.
Follow the steps on this guide to correct the problem.
Link: http://www.general-imaging.com/uploadedFiles/40_Support/A735-A835-Service-Bullet.pdf

Hope this helps.
Andrew,
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Hi there,
There is a reported problem that certain cameras can misreport the voltage.
Follow the steps on this guide to correct the problem.
Link: http://www.general-imaging.com/uploadedFiles/40_Support/A735-A835-Service-Bullet.pdf

Hope this helps.
Andrew,
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your batteries that you are using might not be putting out enough voltage for your camera to run on. i have the same one and when i put a new pair of duracells in it works just fine

http://www.general-imaging.com/us/firmware.html
A735 / A835 SERVICE NOTICE: BATTERY INDICATOR METER
Dear GE Valued Customer,
There have been reported incidents that the battery indicator meter of some GE A735 and A835 digital cameras may be under-reporting battery levels on certain types of batteries, and accordingly, we have released a firmware update to reset the battery indicator meter.
We extend our sincerest apologies for any inconveniences that this may have caused you, and we make every effort to achieve the highest levels of quality possible and request your continued support. Should you need any assistance, please contact us at 1-800-730-6597.
Symptoms and Cause
In certain units, the voltage of fully charged batteries may be under-reported by the camera’s battery meter, which causes the batteries to be registered as only 1/3 power, or in some cases, zero power (displayed on the LCD screen as "Power Exhausted").
Resolution
The battery indicator meter can be reset by following the instructions below to install the latest firmware to your camera.

try looking at the symbols on the battery and then on the camera and try putting them in that way and if that doesnt work try an other brand of batteries

Actually I have this camera and one that didn't stay on without fresh batteries every few minutes was given to me to tinker with. It is a software problem and if you are patient and follow the directions exactly...a simple firmware upgrade should resolve this issue for you.
Go to: http://www.general-imaging.com/us/firmware.html
Locate the blue box on the left that says QUICK LINKS and then click on FIRMWARE UPGRADES and locate your camera model. I hope this is helpful.