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I bought a new digital camera to post some of the pictures here,and---:rant:IT WONT WORK!!!i HAVE WINDOWS XP,IT SAID IN THE INSTRUCTIONS I WOULD NOT HAVE TO INSTALL ANYTHING....That is what it says when I put the cd that came with the camera in the hard drive,anyway.I hook it up like the instructions say,the cable to the hard drive from the camera-the camera goes dead,and there is a message on the camera screen that says ONE MOMENT.Thats all that happens.....my wife is the computer genius here,and SHE cant figure it out.To make matters worse;she takes it to her work,hooks it up like the instructions say,and it works like its supposed to.:argue:CAN SOMEBODY HELP ME???IM COMPLETELY BROKE UP OVER THIS-ABOUT TO GO OFF THE DEEP END!!!!:sadwalk::sadwalk:Ok;not really-it IS a little irritating,though.I thought I would consult with the experts out there;instead of throwin it thru the door......:blink:No,not that either.....
 
Have you tried to install another peripheral device just to see if your computer is the problem?

How old is your computer at home and how old is your wife's computer at work?


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