July 21, 2008 5:08 PM
B.Wickersham said: Well I have been gone to work a lot and not been home to work on this and I see there is no reply after I told you that I had used Windows to delete this. I WOULD LOVE TO BE ABLE TO USE MY CAMERA AGAIN, but... I may not be able to due to this issue. Sighhhhhhhh, Thanks Matt for your help, but I got nowhere with this matter. Hope we can work on this from time to time as I am not home a lot. I work 140 miles from my home and am in the process of packing to move. If you could give me some inf. to work on from time to time that may help. I don't know. Sincerly, Bunny
To be fair, saying you used a program in Windows to delete it isn't super specific. It's helpful to know EXACTLY what you did. So I'll poise the question again. Did you use Windows Explorer to "delete" the program, or did you uninstall the software in the Windows Control Panel using Add/Remove Programs?
In the end it may not matter, here's the steps we should take.
First, re-install the software that came with your camera. That's going to be the first step no matter what.
Next, connect the camera via its USB cable and launch your camera software that you just installed.
For kicks, try to transfer the photos. Given your past experience, it probably won't work, but it's worth a shot.
Navigate to Control Panel --> System --> Hardware tab --> Device Manager. Look for a device with a yellow exclamation mark next to it, or at worst, look for the item that indicates your camera.
Let's hold there and see where we are. Let me know how this goes, and if you can find your camera in the list.
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