When I plug the camera in it says the usb device could not be found.
Everything worked great and now it does this on every PC I try it on.
I tried to reload the usb drivers for it and it says they are not needed and won't let me go any further..............
I had this problem once before as well and can't remember the steps I did to get it working if it was anyting I did at all..........
Please help...........Thanks
Thanks for the help.I think i'm gonna go with an SD card reader.I will try your other suggestions though.Good Idea and thanks again.Thanks for the help.I think i'm gonna go with an SD card reader.I will try your other suggestions though.Good Idea and thanks again.
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TheThis may be a USB connector fault on the camera[a bent pin say]
The easiest and cheapest way is to get a USB card reader and stop using the camera this way.
I doubt if it is a repair option if it turns out to be a camera fault.
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The connecting cord you got with the camera has a small USB plug that goes into your camera and a normal size USB that you plug into a USB port on your computer.
The DMC-LZ2 is specified to work with SD cards, not SDHC cards. While SDHC cards are physically compatible with SD cards, they will not work in SD devices. SD cards will work in SDHC devices, but that doesn't help you any here.
It's a hardware incompatibility. No firmware update can get around it.
Does the PC pop up with anything when the camera is plugged in? if so, make sure the camera is in plyback mode and check windows explorer, under My computer, there should be a extra drive letter pop up. If not then the USB socket can become damaged easily (have a look). If the socket is damaged, then you can either get it repaired or buy a SD card reader. that stays connected to the PC through it's own USB cable, you take the SD card out of the camera and plug it in to the reader (this is a better and cheaper option) Cheers.
switch off your digi cam !!!! connect the digi cam via dta cable to the PC !!! now switch on the cam !!! keep your digi cam in display picture mode !!! now u can use your digi cam like a pen drive
Thanks for the help.I think i'm gonna go with an SD card reader.I will try your other suggestions though.Good Idea and thanks again.
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