how do i install a digital camera to my computer without a disk?
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go to casio's website and search for a download button.
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you need to download the software "DUH"...\ni just dowloaded that program.....it came one a disk that my friedn bought.....i hope i answered your question
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The OS cd itself unless you don't have a cd drive. No disk needed.
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use the cd burner, but cd as my experience is not very reliable unless you verify the files after burn, and keeping them real good.\nup load them to a photo web site, if you have hi-speed connection, backup on 1 hand, sharing on the other, try these free sites\nhttp://www.photobucket.com/\nhttp://www.streamload.com
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First install the driver and the software that is included on the CD that came with it.  That software should be straight forward with getting your webcam to take pics and/or videos.
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The Vivitar 3350b does not have a disk or add-on memory capability in it.  It has a built in 8MB of flash memory or SDRAM.\n\nIf you want to download images from it use a USB cable connected between your camera and your computer.\n\nYou will need a USB cable type USB Cable type "A" plug to "B Mini".\n\nIf you are running Windows XP, your operating system should recognize it as a removable hard drive.\n\nSimply open that hard drive and drag the image files off of the camera system. Remember to delete them (just like a file) to clear space for new images.\n\nThe camera is not compatible with Macs.
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Well, without a cd burner you are not going able to get anything onto a cd. So... lets go the next best route. Get a usb hard drive, and put everything on that and then you can keep it on that or dump it onto the new computer. But without a cd burner, you cant get anything onto a cd.\n\n-------\nA usb hard drive will cost you around anywhere to 60 to 100 bucks, now depending on how large your photos are you might be able to get them onto like a flash drive then can get up to 2 gigs and a lil higher but still run you around at least 40 bucks and up.\n\ngood luck
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plug your cam into your computer with usb or firewire cables
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Check the web site of the manufacturer of the camera.  Most will have the drivers as a free download.
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It's the drivers that are important not the camera itself.  Try the manufacturers web site and you may be able to download them.
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plug in your camera on to your PC when it gives a message new hardware found. just insert the CD that you have received along with the camera and choose the option select driver from CD rom in the found new hard ware wizard rest is self explanatory
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You can correct your camera to a USB port and then  a board will come and it will ask if you want to use the download wizard for photos. highlight it and click ok and it should download the photos to my photos.\n\nCheck on photos and move them to your cd write drive and burn them there.\n\nDB
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All digital cameras should come with the software to load onto the pc. Once that is done it should be a simple case of connecting your camera to your pc via the usb cable and uploading the pics should be automatic
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use knoppix it boots of a cd.\n\nwww.knoppix.org
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Yahoo photos is free. You are on Yahoo answers already so why not use that.\n\nAlso I think it's better to back them up on optical discs or similar cheap storage solutions. I've seen external hardiscs on sale at Amazon for about $100.
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just hook it up to your comp. and install it\nmost camera images are found in the bottom right side of the chatting window.
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Assuming u are running win XP.\nu can use Acronis True Image backup utility.\nThis software is just released and can backup applicationes.\nBesides it's rather cheap.