Hook up to usb port, nothing happens

You will have to tell us what happens when you put a EN-EL23 battery inside the camera and you hook it up to the charger or USB. If the charger or USB is hooked up the Camera will Turn ON. The POWER LED will be GREEN. Another LED on the camera will FLASH GREEN. If this happens when you charge it you are halfway home. Change it until the flashing LED turns off. This means Battery is FULLY changed. Then REMOVE the USB or CHARGER and try to turn it on.

The camera has to be turned on during transfer of files.so it is no good discharging the battery.charge fully....connect to PC...make sure camera is turned.If you are using a front USB port will no luck try a rear USB port as they tend to connect directly to motherboard and are usually better ports to use.

Not all cameras charge from the USB cord. Also there are some USB cords for data, some for charging.

This can be the camera, the cable or the port (PC). Try it in another port and then if nothing a different computer. If you leave the cable plugged in then sometimes the port doesn't wake up and show a device detected or the cable gets yanked stepped on etc and is damaged. The camera itself can have its port fail.

The majority of the time just changing the port "fixes" this. The next usual suspect is the cable. The data cable is fairly cheap and available at most stores think walmart for cheap and camera store for expensive replacements. If the camera is the problem, and you will only know for sure after trying the ports and possibly a new cable you have a couple of options. It isn't that common but does happen.One is getting the camera replaced or repaired (check for any warranty) or just remove the memory card and use a card reader on your desktop or laptop to transfer. This is actually quite a bit faster than the cable anyway.

The ports on the pc can go out but that can be a driver needing to be re-installed or an actual hardware issue. If the port works with other usb devices such as a printer etc then it isn't the port. You can buy a usb port card for under $20 if it is.

E-mail your problem to: http://www.kodak.com/global/en/service/contactKodak/email/consumerDigital_contact.jhtml?pq-path=13452

Use a separate card reader to download your pictures.

you will need to install the usb drivers for the pc to read the adapter, go to the lg site and have that done

Well, i'm guessing it's safe to assume that you are plugging it into a USB port on your computer. Most computers will have two or more of these ports on the computer. 1st, try using a different USB port. Make sure that when you connect your camera, that it is turned off. Once connected, turn your camera on. If nothing happens, turn it of but keep the camera connected and reboot your computer. Sometimes it will automatically read what you have stored on your camera. If none of that works for you, i'll look up some places that you could find software compatable with your Canon.
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is the battery in correctly and is the usb cable fully inserted on the computer end if your going throug a usb multi-port hub make sure its not over loaded with too many devices
if no hub try a different usb port or a different cable

try unplugging the usb port cable and put it back in again