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    Upload problem =[[

    OKay so i got my camera a few days ago
    rebel xt.
    t'is amazing
    and i go to upload pictures
    and i plug it in and everything and it says "hardware found" or whatever
    and then thats it
    nothing pops up
    and i go to my computer and nothing shows up
    i downloaded all the stuff on the cd to see if that would do anything and it didnt =[
    any helppp?

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    Re: Upload problem =[[

    What are you trying to upload with? Windows pic and fax viewer? Adobe? ?
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    Re: Upload problem =[[

    like usually that little window pops up telling you what you want to open it it
    like open in a folder or adobe etc etc
    yeah that window doesnt even pop up

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    Re: Upload problem =[[

    I'm not sure about your particular camera but, I had a similar problem with my Nikon D50 on my work computer which runs XP Professional. Under menu options there is a USB option and it offer a Mass Storage option or PTP. It was set to Mass Storage. Changing to PTP solved the problem. Again, not sure about your particular camera though.
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    Re: Upload problem =[[

    If you open windows picture and fax viewer, it has an option to get photos.
    Never had to do it that way but you might give it a try.
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    Re: Upload problem =[[

    ugh.
    i've tried it all
    thanks for all the ideas though hahaha
    =[
    i guess ill have to go out and buy an adapter for the memory card to usb

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    Re: Upload problem =[[

    Quote Originally Posted by R3N5LOW
    ugh.
    i've tried it all
    thanks for all the ideas though hahaha
    =[
    i guess ill have to go out and buy an adapter for the memory card to usb
    It looks like you installed all the software for the Canon, so were you using ZoomBroweser, Explorer, or other software?

    Can you see the camera in explorer. If not then the software did not install properly. The reason is that on one of my computer which has Norton it prevents the Canon Software installing properly. Shutdown AntiVirus and Firewall and re-install the software and I think you'll find it works okay. You can restart all the firewalls... after the install and it will continue to work. This is not just a Canon install problem, a load of software can't install with these things going.

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    Re: Upload problem =[[

    Roger, you may or may not have figured out R3's problem but I'm pretty sure you gave me the answer to one that's been bugging me.
    Sometimes I need a reminder...Thanks!
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    Re: Upload problem =[[

    Quote Originally Posted by readingr
    It looks like you installed all the software for the Canon, so were you using ZoomBroweser, Explorer, or other software?

    Can you see the camera in explorer. If not then the software did not install properly. The reason is that on one of my computer which has Norton it prevents the Canon Software installing properly. Shutdown AntiVirus and Firewall and re-install the software and I think you'll find it works okay. You can restart all the firewalls... after the install and it will continue to work. This is not just a Canon install problem, a load of software can't install with these things going.

    Roger
    hmm i shall try it.
    thank you

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    Re: Upload problem =[[

    When New hardward is found, insert the CD that came with the camera. If it doesn't install the drivers. 1) select properties of My Computer (a right click on My Computer icon), 2) Select the tab hardware, 3) Select Device Manage, 4) There should be a yollew question mark, in front of the Canon Camera. 5) Another right click on it and select properties, 6) select the driver tab, 7) Select Update Driver, 8) Tell the computer to look in the CD drive and it should find the driver and reinstall.

    The whole think I just written should be found in the paper work that came with the camera.
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    Re: Upload problem =[[

    alright i got it guys.
    okay i have another question.
    when they upload they go into a folder and then in the folder
    all the pictures are in like their seperate folders.
    like 3 or 4 pictures would be in one folder then
    another 3 or 4 pictures would be in another folder
    is their any way just to have all the pictures in one folder?

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    Re: Upload problem =[[

    Quote Originally Posted by R3N5LOW
    alright i got it guys.
    okay i have another question.
    when they upload they go into a folder and then in the folder
    all the pictures are in like their seperate folders.
    like 3 or 4 pictures would be in one folder then
    another 3 or 4 pictures would be in another folder
    is their any way just to have all the pictures in one folder?
    No it always uses a separate folder. However in the aquire page there is a preference setting which allows all of a months photos to be put into the month folder without the date.

    Personally I file everything under date and then move them as part of my workflow onto a second disk. I then use these to group into shoots if I need to.

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