How to reset canon power shot pro 1

Have you tried any of the following?

Power Reset

1. Make sure camera is off, and then remove the batteries and memory card.

2. Close the battery door.

3. Press and hold down the on/off button for 1 minute.

4. Release the on/off button, and reinsert the batteries and memory card.

5. Power the camera on.
Settings Reset

Next reset the settings of the camera to the factory default.

1. While the camera is on, press and hold the menu button for approximately 10 seconds.

2. The screen should then display the message "Reset settings to default".

3. "Cancel" will be highlighted so move to the right and highlight "OK".

4. Press the SET button once "OK" has been highlighted.

5. The screen will say "busy" while the settings are returned to the default

try restoring your camera to the default settings, in most cameras theres a option for this in the menu, or there may be a reset button to press to get it to reset everything back to factory defaults.

lets see how the things are after this

Since you did reset the camera to the factory defaults I have only one suggestion - it is possible someone touched the lens with oily fingers.

In case if the reset to factory defaults did not work completely look at the following settings: resolution (set it as big as you can), compression, ISO (set it to lower value like 100). Also see if you are using any postprocessing effects.

Hi,

There is no option in the DSC-T70 Camera to enable or disable the vibrate option. The vibration in the Camera is a malfunction. The Camera may experience an issue where an abnormal internal vibration and an inability to properly focus and take pictures. Try the following troubleshooting steps and check if the issue can be resolved.
Follow the steps below to perform a manual power reset.
Turn off the Camera.
Remove the battery pack.
Press and hold the power button for 30 seconds.
Allow the Camera to remain without power for 60 seconds.
Re-insert the battery pack.
Turn on the Camera.
If the issue persists after the power reset, then reset the Camera back to factory default.
To reset the Camera back to factory default, select the INITIALIZE option under Main Settings 1 Menu of the Camera to OK. (HOME-->SETTINGS-->MAIN SETTINGS-->MAIN SETTINGS 1-->INITIALIZE-->OK).

If the issue occurs again, then service may be required.

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Hi,

There are two types of Reset options for the DSC-H9 Sony Camera, one is power reset and the other is Initialize. Follow the steps below to power reset the Camera:
Remove the batteries from the Camera and then press and hold the POWER BUTTON of the Camera for 15 seconds.
Then, reinsert the batteries after 1 minute.

Initialize:
To reset the Camera back to factory default, select the INITIALIZE Option from the Main Settings 1 Menu of the Camera to OK.
HOME-->SETTINGS-->MAIN SETTINGS 1-->INITIALIZE-->OK

Hi,

If the previously captured images are appearing fine in the Camera, then the issue is with the CCD Image Sensor unit only. Check if the display icons are appearing normally on the Camera screen.

Try power resetting and Factory resetting the Camera to check if the issue can be resolved:
Power reset:
Remove the batteries from the Camera.
Press and hold the POWER BUTTON of the Camera for 15 seconds.
Then, reinsert the batteries after 1 minute.
Factory reset;
To reset the Camera back to factory default, select the INITIALIZE Option from the Main Settings 1 Menu of the Camera to OK.

Home-->Settings-->Main Settings 1-->Initialize-->OK

Hi,

This seems to happen when the Lens unit in the Camera is stuck and not retracting. The possible troubleshooting steps to resolve this issue are power resetting and factory resetting.
Power reset:
Remove the batteries from the Camera.
Press and hold the POWER BUTTON of the Camera for 15 seconds.
Then, reinsert the batteries after 1 minute.
Factory reset:(This can be performed only if the Menu of the Camera is accessible)
To reset the Camera, select the INITIALIZE Option from the SET UP1 Menu of the Camera to OK.
Home-->Settings-->Setup 1-->Initialize-->OK

Turn the Power Off and On again:

This may be an issue with the Lens unit in the Camera, as it is

stuck. This can be resolved by trying the troubleshooting steps

like Power resetting and Factory resetting.

Power resetting:
Remove the batteries from the Camera.
Press and hold the POWER BUTTON of the Camera for 15

seconds.
Then, reinsert the batteries after 1 minute.

Factory resetting:(This can be performed only if the Menu is

accessible)
To reset the Camera, select the INITIALIZE Option from the

SET UP1 Menu of the Camera to OK.
Home-->Settings-->Main Settings 1-->Initialize-->OK

If the issue is not resolved after trying the above troubleshooting steps, service may be required.

Hi Nick,

The DSCW210 Camera is compatible with the Memory Stick ProDuo up to 32GB. The Camera will not recognize the Memory Stick if it is formatted in the Computer. Try removing and reinserting the MS and check if it helps. Try using different MS to check if the issue is with the MS or with the Camera. Try resetting the Camera and check if it helps.

Performing a manual power reset may help:

· Turn off the camera.

· Remove the battery pack.

· Press and hold the power button for 30 seconds.

· Allow the camera to remain without power for 60 seconds.

· Reinsert the battery pack.

· Turn on the camera.

To reset the Camera back to factory default, select the INITIALIZE Option from the Main Settings 1 Menu of the Camera to OK. This will set the user defined settings back to factory default. The images and videos will not get deleted.

Reset the camera to factory specifications to try resolving the issue.

Thanks.

KenSolutions

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When my cameras start having a mind of their own there are three basic things I check:
1. How old is the battery? Or has the camera been sitting around for a while? Chances are your battery doesn't have the gusto in it anymore if you answered yes or maybe to one of these. And then the camera stars acting up.
2. Once you've started "researching and resetting" all the possible settings it is good to reset all settings to default settings. Your manual will guide you for this.
3. Last but not least, where you out in humid weather? lake? sea? ocean? boat? handled the camera after coming out of the pool with wet hands?
anything that would have allowed all that to seep into your camera?