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Julia Hopkins
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Did this solve the problem? I have what appears to be a very similar problem
with my Canon SX120 IS camera and Windows XP SP3, so am keen to know if it
worked
"Little Lil" wrote:
> Hey Frodo,
>
> Batteries just recharged, however I will take you up on removing them for an
> hour, maybe it needs to reset like you suggest. I might get some new
> batteries just in case and try that as well before I head off to the techs.
>
> "frodo@theshire.org" wrote:
>
> > just a thought: are the camera batteries low? if so it might not be
> > working the port well [mine refuses to communicate when batteries are
> > low].
> >
> > also, try removing the batteries completely for several minutes to an
> > hour, in an attempt to get the logic to reset. sometimes the logic gets
> > hung, and resetting things gets it working again.
> >
with my Canon SX120 IS camera and Windows XP SP3, so am keen to know if it
worked
"Little Lil" wrote:
> Hey Frodo,
>
> Batteries just recharged, however I will take you up on removing them for an
> hour, maybe it needs to reset like you suggest. I might get some new
> batteries just in case and try that as well before I head off to the techs.
>
> "frodo@theshire.org" wrote:
>
> > just a thought: are the camera batteries low? if so it might not be
> > working the port well [mine refuses to communicate when batteries are
> > low].
> >
> > also, try removing the batteries completely for several minutes to an
> > hour, in an attempt to get the logic to reset. sometimes the logic gets
> > hung, and resetting things gets it working again.
> >