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PROBLEM UPLOADING PICTURES TO WINDOWS XP COMPUTER

I HAVE A I733 DIGITAL CAMERA.

EVERY TIME I PUT THE USB INTO THE COMPUTER MY COMPUTER SEACHES FOR THE HARDWARE AND CAN NOT FIND OUT. MY COMPUTER SAYS IT DOESNT HAVE THE SOFTWARE.

WHAT CAN I DO?

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Anonymous Nov 27, 2007

need drivers for polaroid i733 need drivers for polaroid i733
Nunu07 Nov 28, 2007

I have a Polaroid i733...when i connect the usb cord to my camera...my computer do not recognize the usb device....i have Windows XP..so the driver don't have to be installed...I've tried to upload my pictures with and without the driver being installed and it still won't work......I have even downloaded the Polaroid driver from it's website...still the pictures will not upload to my pc...both usb ports are working on my pc...What could the problem be?
plieslilbaby Dec 26, 2007

i plug in the camera with the ubs cord and it said on the camera ubs error
kitkat2009 May 20, 2008

i have an i733 digital camera i got it for christmas and it worked great but for some reason it just stopped letting me upload pictures onto my windows vista computer. it works at the store but i just get nothing when i plug the usb cord in. what can i do?
Anonymous May 31, 2008

every time i plug the camera into the usb port it it notifies it is in put does not pull up a software
kpacitto Dec 01, 2008

some one gave me the i733 digital camera with no usb cord or cd-rom. I bought a universal usb cord but i cant get any pics off of the camera HELP!!!

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1.Make sure you power on the camera before you connect to PC
2.Make sure you select "Mass Storage" in playback menu option

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If you have a driver disk:
Install the driver. After conect the camera.
If not working use the manual select, driver cd, brose while find someting similar name with your camera.inf on the disk and use this file when windows ask about the driver file.

If you dont have a disk downoad the driver from the internet and do the same process.
Maybe you have to install and reboot 2 times, dont worry, we tolking abaut windows op.system.

If you need more help send more data. Brand full model nunber...

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install your software cd into your computer. or download software for your digicam in this site http://www.polaroid.com/service/software/index.html

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