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Copy.exe file was missing from Camera

One day i was checking virus from my camera in my computer, there is one virus detect in "copy.exe", automatically deleted , here after i couldnt copy from my camera to computer, i think i have install the new software in camera, pls give me solution

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Just reinstall your software in computer agaian and try. Sangita

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