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Why can't I establish a USB connection? |
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Windows 98 and Me Users |
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If USB cannot be activated after upgrading from Windows 98 to Windows Me |
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A USB driver installed on a Windows 98 computer may stop operating if you upgrade the computer to Windows Me.
This may be due to a partial deletion of the USB information from the Windows Registry. Use the following procedure to edit your Registry so it includes the required USB information.
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Use the USB cable to connect the camera to your computer. |
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Turn on the camera. Open "My Computer" and check to make sure there is no icon indicating a USB connection. |
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On the "Start" menu, select "Settings," "Control Panel" (Figure 1), "System" (Figure 2), and then "Device Manager" (Figure 3). |
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Figure 1
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Figure 2
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Figure 3
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Select "View devices by type". |
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In the list of devices, select "USB-CASIO DIGITAL CAMERA" under "Universal Serial Bus controllers" (Figure 4), and then click [Remove]. |
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Figure 4
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In response to the "Confirm Device Removed" dialog box that appears (Figure 5), double-check to make sure that the correct device driver name is selected, and then click [OK].
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Figure 5
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After driver deletion is complete, turn off the camera.
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With some camera models, the power switch may be disabled. In this case, disconnect the USB cable. |
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Turn the camera back on, or reconnect the USB cable.
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This will automatically install the USB driver and register the required USB information in the Registry. |
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Open "My Computer" and check to make sure that a "Removable Disk" icon (Figure 6) is present.
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Figure 6
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