My solution is to unistall your current canon software that holds 15 canon components in your computer. You will find them under system task and select remove programs. After you have uninstalled the program, reinstall your "Canon Digital Camera Disk" and follow their prompts. Now you should be able to transfer images again as per normal.
I have answered this question in detail under another question postered by "whitecar631" under canon "save folder not found" canon sd1100.
This worked for me, but I don"t know how to prevent it happening again. I do know the day I lost all "my pictures", I had previously deleted a large file in my documents. I also experienced "save folder not found" when I tried to transfer images from my canon ixus 100.
I was lucky enough that I had all of my original SD Flash Media Cards, so could transfer all my photos again. I have since put all my photos into labelled folders instead of dates and images.
Hope this helps, it appears to be a problem in the canon program. Joyce
In step form; *Click on Start (left hand corner on open page). *Under Owner, go to My Computer. *Under System Task, click on Add or Remove program. *Highlight and Remove each canon component (15) one at a time.*The computer has a clean slate now and you can install your canon disk again and it will put the 15 components back into the computer without the fault. I tried installing the disk without removing the old program but it will not work until you do. Remember you cannot do any harm while you have the Digital Disk, it is as if you are installing it for the first time when you purchased your camera. Joyce
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