20 Most Recent Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-T5 Digital Camera - Page 4 Questions & Answers

You shouldn't need flash player to download pictures...

Your digital camera's storage device should show up as a disk drive on your PC when it is connected. You should be able to just manually browse to your pictures as if you were browsing your C drive.

If your camera does not show up as a new disk drive, you may want to get a card reader (20 bux or less) and use that.

The software that comes with most digital cameras is notoriusly flaky.

Your best bet is to try and find a way to reset your camera to factory default settings. (check the owner's manual)

I did a bit of searching, but the directions are very specific to camera model, and I couldn't find the exact directions for your model camera...

Don't feel like digging around for the Manual, but have you tried:
Menu- (press down twice) to Memory Stick Tool- (press right) to Format- (Press centre button) to OK - then confirm Formatting the memory stick?

I imagine this would reformat the whole stick, deleting everything on it in 1 go. Alternatively... you could just delete them all via connecting the camera to your PC...

hi...ensure that the camera is turned on. If applicable, ensure the lens cover has been removed before taking pictures. the LCD backlight is turned on by pressing the DISPLAY button several times until the screen appears. Depending on the camera model, the DISPLAY button may be labeled as DISP or with a display icon. This button could be a standalone button or it depends upon the camera model..... If operating the camera with a battery, ensure the battery is fully charged. 
Ensure the battery is inserted properly in the camera. 
If operating the camera with the power adapter, ensure it is plugged into a working AC outlet. 
Ensure no Audio/Video (A/V) cables are connected for viewing pictures on a TV; the LCD screen will not display when an A/V cable is connected. 
Perform a reset procedure on the camera....

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The USB Port connectors or the associated components like the processor IC may be having damages due to transient electrical spikes. refer to a service center and we can help you with the spares and service manuals.

Uninstall the software

Flush your registry of all references to cybershot or whatever your program is called.

reinstall software and see how you go

Sounds fatal to me.

I am having the same problem too, i would really like to know how to solve this problem! i am seeing E:61:00. I just got my camera.

Replace its A-1075-328-A ST-113 BOARD, COMPLETE problem will solve after replacing Flash Assy

My Sony cam was woring fine but suddenly it started giving an error E91:01 which is continuously flashing

I think its just a minor problem.. The button inside might have worn out due to its usage. So try to goto service center authorised by sony and get it replaced or u goto any other serviceman for cost effective service.

Picture Motion Browser is an alternative to Picture Package software for compatibility with Microsoft Windows Vista. You can download the software. Here's the link http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/swu-list.pl?mdl=DSC-T5&region_id=1

If not try to change the mode and take snaps.

It happened to my camera just recently too. I guess it's a zoom fault error. Anyway, I wentto the camera repair store to get it fixed and they called up Sony who then proceeded to destroy my hopes of fixing my camera...cost of repair? $298.95

Google case no: 05-CV-1979-JAH-RBB

Hey hey matt,
I would try resetting the camera to the factory default setting. To reset the camera remove the batteries for at least 15 seconds without the ac adapter connected and then reinsert the batteries. If this doesn't work I would have the camera looked at by an authorized service technician such as bringing it to a Geek Squad® precinct in a Best Buy™ store. I hope this helps!

Sincerely,
Allan
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Camera of this type are not usually repairable.
No Parts.
Like toasters/ kettles etc they are considered 'disposable'
But don't take my word for it - check out the makers support page

I called Sony, did what they said, and now my camera is working just fine...no more blurry pics. Go to menu, click arrow right, click arrow down 3x till you get to "Setup 1," click arrow right scroll down to "Initialize," click to right, select OK, press center button. This initialized everything back to default settings and now I don't have blurry pictures anymore.

hello, i have the same camera, the LCD is not bright i can barely see the LCD, any of you have any idea how to fix it wihtout having to send it back to warranty? i checked al the settings and they are right the LCD should be working well.

i will really appreciate your help.

you can delete images from the 'stick' on computer- so long as you do not format on computer.