I am installing software for my camera olympus camedia master 4.1. The computer can't even tell that there is a disk in. I know it's not a problem with the disk because i had installed it in my office computer? ANy suggestions how to fix this?
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assuming both systems are ibm compatibles or both are macintosh then the problem would be with the drive itself. if you have a mac at work and an ibm at home, or the other way around this is your issue and all you can do at this point is get with the manufacturer and see if they provide a disk for your appropriate system. if indeed you are running the same style platform at home as at work then it is your drive. time for a new one.
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its really really hard cause i have the same problem. i think yours is corrupted because mine has problems too, like i cannot put video from my camera into it because it only imports sound. i dont know what to do but call customer service at microsoft and see if they can solve the problem
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Check your cables, maybe it is not properly connected.  Did you installed the software that came with your camera to your computer?
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because you did not install the cd or the cam installer even if it is installed on the back of the CPU. you must enter the CD to work the cam.
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When you install the software, do you reboot the computer? How many drives do you have? Check your program to see if you are loading the disc in the one it is expecting to see the blank disc in.\n\nI had a drive go bad and it didn't see anything. You can check that out by putting a program cd in and seeing if it opens or by going to my computer and looking.\n\nAlso, check out your hardware profiles. Look to see if it(the cd burner or reader) is being recognized and the drivers are working properly.
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Check the Minimum System Requirements for print workshop.  If that is ok, then  go into the D drive by click on My Computer. Right click on the drive... choose "AutoPlay" to see if you can load the program from right there. Also try to install another program to see if the D drive is working ok (a disk that you have installed before). Open the D Drive and make sure the disk is sited properly...oO( if you are like me, you will Know what I mean).
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Yes please re-installing the software , the portion on the Hard-drive the files was copied is corrupt , after this it will be ok, or it may be your memory need to be change at worst scenario after the re-installation if it still happen , your files are saved if you only uninstall and re-install but don't delete your crated files
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Your first problem is, you bought it from a friend! Secondly, it's a Dell! Our Telecommunications company used Dell for a while and then they realised it's crap and slow!\n\nSince it only read certain CD's and doesn't want to write, it means that the lense is broken and this can only be fixed by means of replacement!\n\nSorry for your loss!
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It should be okay to use the software, as Windows OS are basically improved(?) upon, so XP runs basically the same way as earlier versions with a few differences. However, in the likely event it does not work, windows XP should be able to handle the digital camera anyway. This happened just the other day, my mate had deleted his cameras software, but he plugged it in to the comp anyway and xp handled it for him. \n\nIf that doesn't work, try here for some programs that will do the job for you:\n\nhttp://downloads.zdnet.com/\n\nThis may also work\nhttp://downloads.zdnet.com/download.aspx?&kw=digital+camera&docid=265333
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In camera installation, you need to\n- Disconnect the camer\n- Remove camera software from control panel\n- Restart computer\n- Install camera software (Camera is still disconnected)\n- Restart computer\n- Connect camera\n- Install Yahoo massenger\n\nXLMan
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I will assume your camera uses USB (the large majority does). Decently working USB wasn't really even added until late windoze 98, which was second edition. I would like to make a suggestion before you consider the upgrade or replacement to XP.\n\n Find the manufacturer of the camera and do some searching (Yahoo, Google, MSN, whatever you like best) for the website of the manufacture. Check on the site to see if there is a Windows98 device driver for your model camera. IF there is, you are in luck. Download it and run it on your win98 computer. \n\n If a driver cannot be found, you pretty much don't have any other options. IF your computer has enough memory and a fast enough CPU, you might be able to run XP okay. Really, it is a good idea to upgrade anyway if you can. Other things besides the camera are probably going to cause you grief at some point.\n\n Hope this helps.
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Yes, you should be able to use it.  If its down, what is happening when you try to use it?  That would help.  Is it not recognizing the disk, it could be a bad disk or trouble with the drivers,try adding more detail.
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What I would do is first check the camera to see what format that the pictures are being saved in. Make sure that they're jpg or jpeg formats. It just might be a format unique to a particular program associated with the camera. Certainly something to consider.
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You need to find the original install disk.  Do you still have it?  If not, maybe you can borrow a friend's.  If you have all of the registration numbers maybe Adobe will give you another copy.
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Most likely, it is showing up as a question mark somewhere in your device manager.  You probably need a driver for it.  If an installation CD came with your webcam, install whatever is on it, and try again.
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No version of Windows 98 (98, 98SE, 98ME) sees digital cameras.  You have to load the software that came with your camera for Windows 98, then have the camera plugged into the computer, and THEN run the software that came with your camera.  The camera's software does the "downloading" of the pics from your camera, not Windows (like in Win XP).\nAlso, installing Windows, or any software for that matter, works just as well from an RW drive as it does from a ROM drive.  I've personally installed Windows 98 from CD & DVD-RW's.
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You should install the software with no camera connected.\nIf you installed it with camera connected, do the following\n1- Disconnect camera\n2- Remove software\n3- Restart computer\n4- Install software (With no camera connected)\n5- Restart computer\n6- Connect camera\n\nIf this is not working either, i guess there is a problem in the webcam