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  Welcome to the Microsoft answers site.

  Who is your Internet service provider?
   
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  Hey,.
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  Maybe something in the following collection of suggestions (already posted
  in the MS newsgroups) will shed light.

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  one. Then check the manual of your camera.  With most cameras, you put simply
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  the USB connection is not correct. Go to the bottom of these
  directions to repair the USB connection.

   
  After hearing the sound:
   
  1. open my computer, look under devices with removable storage. Your camera
  (or card reader) appears as an external drive (probably listed
  below of your CD-ROM drive). Right-click on your camera listed as an external
  drive. A menu opens, click on AutoPlay listed in the opening menu. This
  should open the AutoPlay window to download your photos the same way as when
  the AutoPlay window opens automatically when you connect your camera.
   
  Or
   
  2. open my computer, look under devices with removable storage. Your camera
  appears as an external drive (probably listed below your CD
  by car). Double-click it to open it.
  You will see a folder, double-click it to open it, and then another folder, double
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  Hold CTRL key and press the letter A. Or, click on edit on your top bar and
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  file names and click on copy, then select the folder you want or
  Create a new folder.

  If you want to repair the automatic AutoPlay window you can try the
  Next.

  Different ways of trying to fix the window of Autorun for download from
  camera or card reader. Also, the same procedure can be used for a CD
  drive AutoPlay.

  Go I-V steps, although V step may not be necessary.

  I. connect your camera (or a card reader) to your computer and make sure that you
  have pictures on your memory card. Make sure that your batteries are equal to or greater
  again, use your power adapter if your camera came with a. If you try
  just connect with a card reader, with an inserted memory card and
  photos on the memory card. Turn on the device, wait 10 to 15 seconds for XP
  to recognize, you should hear a sound and the LCD screen of your camera
  will change, change is dependent on the type of camera you have.

  Click on my computer and look under the device with removable storage. Your

  
  camera appears, probably under your CD player and a player
  letter will be assigned to it (something like the H, G, etc.). You will use this
  The drive letter in a step below, so just note it on what the drive letter is.
  If you don't see your camera listed there, you'll need to fix your USB
  connection (see below for repair), or you are on a network and the network
  Player is Z and XP cannot assign a drive letter to your camera. You will need
  take care of that first. The following steps will not work if XP cannot be attributed
  a drive letter for your camera. In some cases, your camera may be listed
  but no drive letter. Try the drive letter after the CD or DVD drive
  registered at the camera.

  II. Click Start, click Run, and type the following command in the text box:
  REGSVR32 SHIMGVW. DLL
  and press enter
  Note that there is a space between... 32 and SHI...
  This will take a few seconds to run.

  III. download the file autofix.exe site below.  At this Microsoft
  site, you have the possibility to download the autofix.exe file in one of your
  folder (or create a new folder, and then save the file it), then open the folder
  Double-click the file, and then follow the instructions on the screen. Or,
  Let Microsoft scan your computer for repair. You will need your
  drive letter of camera during this step.  After that, restart your computer.
  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyId=c680a7b6-e8fa-45C4-A171-1b389cfacdad&displaylang=en

   
  IV. after reboot, power on, wait 10 to 15 seconds for XP
  recognize it, you should hear a beep and the AutoPlay window
  should now open giving you the opportunity to download pictures from the camera.

  V. you may need to set the options in this window.
  Click on my computer, your camera must be registered the peripheral with slot
  Removable storage. Right-click on it and click Properties. When opening
  window, click the AutoPlay tab, under Select, highlight the pictures to
  Select it. Select the warn me...  Do the same thing for a CD player.

   
  Another solution posted by Bill, using a Nikon camera.

  I installed the camera through the Control Panel Add Hardware feature. He went
  point of requiring a file called ptspusd.dll from the service pack, a. I have
  found the file via search on my hard drive. Type the path in the window
  who asked for her and she had. Solved the problem. See Configure your menu on
  the camera to see your USB setting is PTP

   
  To repair your USB connection:

  Go to control panel > performance and maintenance > system > hardware > device
  Manager > Universal Serial Bus Controller, click the plus sign + to see the list
  arrangements in place. If your device is connected, it must be registered with
  with a yellow flag (the yellow flag indicates that although the connection)
  is there, it does not correctly).

  Make a right click on it > properties > troubleshooting. See if the convenience store can
  Help. If this is not the case, click Action in the top bar, and then click Uninstall. Let your
  camera on and connected and reboot. XP should now recognize the camera and
  install it (I assume here that your camera is fully compatible with XP
  and according to your manual, you don't need to install a driver, that
  must be true for the cameras of 2001 and more).

   
  Also, make sure the software you use for photo editing. When you open the
  software, click file in the upper bar. Consult the opening menu. You
  probably have an option to download photos from a camera or a scanner or
  card reader.
   
  Something else could be the problem (this is a more recent, June 2004,
  
  problem) as shown here:

  All of a sudden there are not a lot of posts here on the camera wizard
  work. Same thing for me after work for at least a year. An of the
  messages mentioned the upgrade to Real Player seems to cause the problem. I have
  recently updated that also. Just uninstall my camera assistant and it came
  immediate return - this after weeks of trying to figure out what went wrong!
  --
  Brigit

   
  (Note: some have reported that uninstalling Real Player 10 works fine,)
  others have reported that they had to use the autofix.exe after removing
  Real Player 10. Real Player is aware of the problem and working on a fix).
  Apparently, he had no problem with Real Player 9.

  Another possible solution.

  Click Start, click Run, and type the following command in the open text box:

  cmd

  Press the Enter key

  A window opens (black and white) and displays the following text:

  C:\Documents and Settings\Votre name Name\

  Type the following at the end of the above line after the.

  Net start stisvc

  Press the Enter key

  You will receive a message that service is already started (if if it does not work)
  solve the problem) or it starts (if if it can solve the)
  problem). Then try to connect to your camera after you close this window. TO

  
  Close this window, type EXIT at the end of the displayed line and press on the
  Enter the key.

  More information, posted in the discussion Forum:

  IT SOLVED! Open Tweak UI if you. Get it if you
  Do not. In Tweak UI, open the tab/line of work stations and
  Click on readers. A list of all possible drive names will be
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  checked. If your storage removable/generic/camera volume
  drive as reported in Device Manager (mine was F :) is not)
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  Tweak UI can be downloaded from the following site:

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