Pc says camera is busy

You have to update your BIOS from the PC manufacturing website. When they become outdated things randomly stop working. It is a KNOWN glitch.

Hi,

it is possible that for some reason, the formatting of the Transcend 2GB SD card (as done in the camera) was not recognized by the PC. Have you tried formatting the memory card through the PC first before using on the Pentax Optio S10? IF not, could you possibly pls try and post back results?

Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.

Good luck and kind regards.

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Windows updates has changed the registry and now your camera is no longer recognized. No problem....just get a card reader and use it instead of your camera for downloads.

I had that problem happen for a customer recently. I found that they had some critical updates downloaded and installed for their operating system (Vista upgrade, on top of xp) I unistalled and reinstalled their software Nero and Pinnacle and everything worked fine. If this happens too be your problem you could restore from a previous date to roll back your update and check that first. I hope this helps.

You may just no have the proper program to do what you want. Video recording software isn't standard on many operating systems, but you can download some for free.
My Screen Cam works pretty well: http://my-screen-cam.findmysoft.com/download/#

select add/remove program to remove the camera and then install the software

Use a card reader to download your pictures to a folder you create on your desktop.

I use Sony Vegas 8 Movie Studio...a great piece of software...and use the Storm codec pack to view .mod files that the JVC puts out:

http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/Storm-Codec-Download-20053.html

scroll down to download mirror for STORM Codecs, not AVS.

Good luck.

I found the answer. Rosetta Stone has a problem detecting the mics if the speaker input is not in someway connected to the mic. I'm not exactly sure how it works, but I don't care and neither should you.

Follow these steps each time you want to use it and you should be fine.
*I'm on Vista, but this should work for every one.
1. Open Control Panel
2. Open Hardware and Sound
3.Open Sound
4.Set Line 1 as your Default Speaker
5. Refresh the Mic list
*All of your mics should now show up.
6. In Rosetta Stone, apply the mic you want and finish the setup.
7.Start whatever language you're using and switch back to the Sound menu.
8.Set whatever speaker you want to use as default.
*Rosetta Stone will continue to work fine until you close it, switch Users, or remove the mic.

In short you have to set the default speaker to LINE 1 to get the mics to appear. Then when you apply the settings switch the default speaker back.

Turn off the CPU unplug the power cable and all usb cables, let it sit for about 15-20 minutes. Plug power cable back in, turn on CPU, plug in your usb devices.