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Copying pics to my Computer

I can't copy my pictures onto my computer. I get a 'scanner and camera wizard' alert that says 'the current picture could not be copied'.

Gina Evans Nov 03, 2006

Thanks for your prompt reply, but I figured out the problem. It was just human error;-) I had the power cord plugged in wrong and I was unable to copy the pics with only battery power. My mistake.
FAYE COX Apr 30, 2008

I CANNOT TRANSFER PIX FROM CAMERA TO COMPUTER SAYS DEVICE NOT FOUND

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You are best if you are not already using the software that came with the camera, to transfer pictures. Either the picture is a corrupt file or you are short of hard drive space. Can you transfer pictures across instead of copying them to your pc, or do you have a card reader to see if that can copy it across.

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Copying pictures from your camera to your computer is very easy. Just follow the steps below so you can download them in no time.

1. Some digital cameras come with a software that helps you copy pictures from your camera to your computer. Install the software on your computer.

2. Connect the camera to your computer using the USB cable.

3. You can also use a memory card and memory card reader. All you have to do is to remove the memory card from your camera and insert it into the memory card reader.

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To upload your photos from your Canon PowerShot G11 Digital Camera to computer
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