Genealogy Chat

From what I can see, there are only drivers for Win98 for the 3755, Win XP does not require them.

Betty, do you plug the cable into the USB and 'then' switch the camera on? I have a digital camera and i just plug in then switch the camera on and the pictures download,i have a disc for it but that is just to install the kodak software for the pictures to download on to, you don't need that, my PC also crashed a few months ago and i had to have it repaired, the pictures would'nt download to good before,but since i had it repaired it downloads great! chris.

Betty are you DOUBLE clicking on the disk? It should do something if only open up the contents. Robson's answer is the best. A card reader eliminates all the pain in the arse different camera software and you can get pictures from any camera in the same way. Bob

Hi Keith, Yes it says it doesn't need a disk to instal the photographs but I think I must be missing some software or something as it wont download the pictures when I use the USB cable. Betty

Sorry Bob, What is a card reader, is that something that reads the memory card, can you buy them or must you already have on on the computer?? Also I don't know what this means ((If it says it doesn't need a disk then check the camera is not showing as a hard drive in My Computer if it is you can just view and copy the pics from there)) Where do I look for hardrive on the computer. Betty

Hi Keith, What do you do with a CARD READER?? How does it work> Betty

If it says it doesn't need a disk then check the camera is not showing as a hard drive in My Computer. If it is you can just view and copy the pics from there. Bob

Betty, does not help immediately, but you can get a card reader online here for £5.50, this will cover your card. http://www.memorybits(.)co.uk/14in1usbmobilecardreader-4374.php?cPath=763&products_id=4374&s=4lvbv2cla5qb92tsk5hrs436r4 Remove bracket

Click start then 'My Computer' and you will see a set of disks A floppy C hard drive etc is there one 'removable disk' ? (your camera may need to be on). If so then you can click on that and view/copy pictures. This is what you do with a card reader. You plug it in to a USB (no software needed in XP) and put your card in the reader and XP should ask you what to do with the pics. Argos do one for a tenner. Bob

Hi Bob, I will go and check this out on the computer, will wire up camera to USB first. This card reader sound just what I neen!! Easy way to do it I think if USB is not working. Betty

Betty follow snowdrops message (bottom page 1) its the esaiest way through start Paul

Hi Bob, There is a Removable Disc (E:) under scanner and cameras but when I click on it nothing happens? I have the camera on. Betty.

Sorry Paul, Nothing happening!! I think I will need to get one of those memory card readers, it would be the easy way wouldn't it. Betty

Put your disk in and then try that way the disk should show up Paul

I have two cameras and got fed up with different ways of using them. One will just NOT work with camera wizard.(could be faulty) The beauty of card readers is that they cut out all the differences and possible camera faults. You can view pics from a different camera in exactly the same way. Yours takes an SD card which the most popular. Bob

If your not in to much of a hurry my son gets back tomorrow night he is a PC tech and he should know what to do he fixed my PC once while he was away from home at UNI all I had to do was give him remote access and he sorted it from his laptop. Paul

My husband's digital camera works absolutely fine with our PC, but my son could not load the pictures of his new baby onto our PC from his digital camera, so had to go home, load them onto his own PC and then send them over to us. So it seems to me, who knows nothing about how computers work, that the photos on some cameras can be downloaded to some PCs and others can't.

That's it in a nutshell Liz !! Bob