Multiple problems with camera operations.

It is not possible to reinitialize a new card without formatting correctly for the particular camera used. Most do it automatically when first installed using a computer and software that is supplied with the camera (some can run Start Up Initialization Routines themselves without a computer) so this indicates an error with Camera Start Up Routines or perhaps a poor connection with the cards to the camera. Since you have tried multiple cards, I suspect the problem is with the camera internal software or connections to the card.

Wet a Q-tip with a drop or two of rubbing alcohol and clean the contacts of both the card (gold strips on the edge) and in the camera if possible. Don't force anything though. It's delicate.
Reinstall the card in the card slot correctly and close the case.

If a disc or DVD came with the camera, use it to help set up. So, if you have the disc, a program will take care of everything for you if the camera is working properly and has sufficient power to the card.
Use new camera batteries as set-up takes more power than anything else.

If still not working, go to the Camera Manufacturers Website and check for a "Frequently Asked Questions" section where any problems are discussed for your camera.
Here is helpful link:


Polaroid Digital Camera Support ManualsOnline com


Good luck.

The only way you will correct this problem is a trip to the camera shop.

In most cases no, depends on level of surge. I've seen cases where a surge came in through an HDMI cable and take out the HDMI port on a TV, everything else worked. I've seen cases where a surge damaged multiple boards on a set. So again it depends how how big of a surge, and whether the surge comes in through the power cable or an video/audio input.

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Are you absolutley sure you're not getting a problem with stitch formation on, for example, wide zig-zag. Check again, using a different colour top and bottom and make sure that the stitch is being formed properly with only the top colour on top and bottom colour on the bottom. It sounds as though the bottom loop is not being picked-up by the hook properly. Make sure you've thoroughly cleaned-out any fluff under the stitch-plate and remove the hook/shuttle and give the hook race a good clean and give it a single drop of oil, even if you've got the lightweight part-plastic hook/shuttle fitted.

Your camera is obviously defective. It may have been a return and resold to you. In any case, you should return it immediately....this problem will only get worse.

Hi,

The supplied Picture Package Software is not compatible with the Windows 7 Operating System. The USB Streaming option in the Camcorder is also not compatible with the Windows 7 Operating System, Hence it is required to use the i.LINK or A/V cable for transferring the videos using the Windows Live Movie Maker. The latest Software, Picture Motion Browser Software is compatible with the Windows Vista and 7 Operating System, but is only used for playing back the videos or for editing. To transfer the videos you've to use the i.LINK cable or A/V cable along with the Windows Movie Maker. This is the easy method of transferring the videos. You will also get a better video quality when using the i.LINK cable as compared to the USB cable.

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Hi
1) Mostly its card problem
2) You must be format your card in your computer
3) Now put your card in camera and format card twies , if error comes again then do this proces again
4) If this not solve your error then tell me

Hi,
If your web camera freezes check your Windows Device Manager and see if the hardware is recognized and installed properly. It might be that the hardware is recognized as a camera, but the right drivers are not installed. The yellow explanation mark will indicate a problem. If the device is not recognized in Windows XP, it will be listed under Other Devices
In either case you can try to update the drivers. Right-click the device, and in the pop up menu select Update Driver Software. Then follow the instructions on screen, but make sure you allow Windows to search the web for updated drivers. In case no driver for the web cam can be found, you can try a third party driver finding program that scans your PC for installed hardware and allows you to install missing drivers.
If this fails, the next step would be to un install the software that came with your web cam. Use the Add or Remove Programs feature in the Control Panel. If that does not work you can use a third party un installer. After un installing the software, restart your PC and then reinstall the web cam software. In most cases this will solve the problems. Depending on the software, you might need to unplug your web cam during the software installation.
If the drivers and web cam software are correctly installed, and you still it freezes, there can be a problem with the program settings. Most chat and meeting software have a configuration option to select the video source for the web cam feature. If you have multiple devices that qualify for video, you might need to select your web cam device as the source for the web cam feature in that program. Some web cams and programs require additional software, although that should be installed with the web cam if things are right. But is does not harm to check if your Java, Flash and Quick time software are installed and up to date. But certainly check your DirectX software, since all video applications, including web cams, use DirectX for video processing. Try downloading the latest DirectX version and install it (Windows XP: DirectX 9.0c – Windows Vista: DirectX 10).

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Screen going blank is one of three things - Screen backlight failed
In which case you would see dim 'shadow images'
A simple connector failure- where by massaging the camera near the base the the case 'May' get it back in.
A Mainboard failure.

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You may get lucky with 2.