Camera is not detected by computers I have a Canon SD750. Camera is not detected by the Windows XP SP3. A USB generic driver is added, and that's all. No removable media becames available. Canon software does not find the camara.

Consider NOT connecting your camera to your computer.The best way to download pictures from your camera to your computer involves removing the memory card from the camera and plugging it into a card reader (either built-in to the computer or connected via USB or FireWire). This is likely to be faster than connecting the camera to the computer, and won't run down your camera's batteries.Once the card is plugged in, it will appear to your computer as a removable drive. You can use the operating system's drag&drop facility to copy pictures from the card to the computer's hard drive, the same way you copy any other files. Or you can use any photo cataloging program, such as Picasa.

You do not need to install a driver on Vista. It will detect the camera automatically, but the camera will be detected as "USB Mass Storage Device".

Since that you already used different computer still its not detecting the camera It means the problem is either On the USB cable itself or on the camera USB slot. Because windows XP vista or Windows 7 has a generic driver for all the camera it should detect all the camera thats been inserted on the CPU.

try to used different USB cable and make sure the USB cable is MODEL U-8 thats the right cable for your camera

Hi Katherine, unfortunately the bundled software is copyright and only updates can be downloaded from Canon. You could try contact your closest Canon Service Centre to order/purchase a replacement Solution Disk or they may even be kind enough to give you a copy should an extra one happen to be in their posession. The good news however, is that you should be able to download your images using Windows XP without the need to install anything. The bad news is that if you are getting the "device can work faster" message from Windows, it is highly likely your computers hardware may be a little outdated and incapable of connecting to the camera. I have seen this before and fixed it by installing a USB 2.0 card into the computer, not knowing much about your computer though I cannot gaurantee this is the solution. A sure way to get your images would be to purchase USB SD card reader. They are cheap to buy and will plug into almost any computer without hassle and allow you to access the images stored on your card. Best of luck!

What operating-system are you running?

On Windows XP and earlier versions of windows, there should be an icon on your desktop called "My Computer." Click on it once you've attached the camera. You'll at least see "Local Disk (C:), DVD/CD-RW drive (D:), Shared Documents, My Documents", and such. If your computer sees this USB camera, it should list it here. You can click on the camera's icon to view all your pictures.

On Windows Vista, getting to "My Computer" is a little bit trickier. I forget exaclty how, but it's not just set on the desktop like all previous Windows platforms.

hey flota......i see that this camera takes in a memory card......so good news....U dont need drivers for the camera...lol...u can directly download the pictures on to the computer by connecting the camera to the computer.so if u wanna know the detailed procedure plz get back to me n i'll try my best to help u out....good day....

get rid of vista and get mac osx.

This works for Windows98

1. Uninstall the Canon camera software.
2. Search for "Canon" in the registry. Delete ALL references associated with Canon camera in the registry. Just uninstalling the software will not work. Do not delete any other references to Canon products (printers, etc).
3. Re-install the Canon camera software.

I've had to do this several times. Works every time.

check your usb cable maybe it have a open line...and also the usb socket pin of your camera may be there a pin not properly align..

Did you checked that your existing camera's drivers are supported the Win Xp OS ?