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Is there ANYONE here that can tell me where the h311 I can find the VISTA
driver for this camera?
Polaroid has a pretty good camera, but they dont like to support, or taking
the time to set up the drivers needed to continue using the camera......
Hmmmm, sounds like they do this on purpose so you have to buy a NEW camera....
whatever! anyway, I need the driver. can anyone help?
Thanks,
Shadow
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On Tue, 30 Dec 2008 17:22:36 GMT, "Shadowxxx" <u48501[ at ]uwe> wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Is there ANYONE here that can tell me where the h311 I can find the VISTA
> driver for this camera?
>
> Polaroid has a pretty good camera, but they dont like to support, or taking
> the time to set up the drivers needed to continue using the camera......
> Hmmmm, sounds like they do this on purpose so you have to buy a NEW camera....
> whatever! anyway, I need the driver. can anyone help?
Why do you *need* a driver?
In general you don't, since you never need to attach the camera to the
computer. It's usually easiest and best to take the media card out of
the camera and put it into an inexpensive USB reader to copy the
pictures from the media to the computer.
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Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience
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Just about to give it a start..I'll let ya know....thanks, so far the best
answer I got.
LVTravel wrote:
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because the camera came with a USB cord, and my computer did NOT come with a
card reader.
but if all else fails, I'll get one. thanks
Ken Blake, MVP wrote:
[Quoted Text] >> Is there ANYONE here that can tell me where the h311 I can find the VISTA
>> driver for this camera?
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>> Hmmmm, sounds like they do this on purpose so you have to buy a NEW camera....
>> whatever! anyway, I need the driver. can anyone help?
>
>Why do you *need* a driver?
>
>In general you don't, since you never need to attach the camera to the
>computer. It's usually easiest and best to take the media card out of
>the camera and put it into an inexpensive USB reader to copy the
>pictures from the media to the computer.
>
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If you have a cord that connects the camera to a USB port, when you turn on
the camera and go to My Computer, you should see another drive such as
Removable Drive F.
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Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
Imperial Beach, CA
"Shadowxxx" <u48501[ at ]uwe> wrote in message news:8f7245a7a0776[ at ]uwe...
[Quoted Text] > because the camera came with a USB cord, and my computer did NOT come with
> a
> card reader.
> but if all else fails, I'll get one. thanks
>
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> Ken Blake, MVP wrote:
>>> Is there ANYONE here that can tell me where the h311 I can find the
>>> VISTA
>>> driver for this camera?
>>[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>>> Hmmmm, sounds like they do this on purpose so you have to buy a NEW
>>> camera....
>>> whatever! anyway, I need the driver. can anyone help?
>>
>>Why do you *need* a driver?
>>
>>In general you don't, since you never need to attach the camera to the
>>computer. It's usually easiest and best to take the media card out of
>>the camera and put it into an inexpensive USB reader to copy the
>>pictures from the media to the computer.
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On Tue, 30 Dec 2008 18:12:17 GMT, "Shadowxxx" <u48501[ at ]uwe> wrote:
[Quoted Text] > because the camera came with a USB cord, and my computer did NOT come with a
> card reader.
> but if all else fails, I'll get one. thanks
A card reader is very inexpensive. I have two, on of which I use with
my desktop at home, and the other I keep with my laptop when
traveling. They were each well under $10 US.
By the way, what happens if you connect the camera with the USB card
and no driver? That should work.
> Ken Blake, MVP wrote:
> >> Is there ANYONE here that can tell me where the h311 I can find the VISTA
> >> driver for this camera?
> >[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> >> Hmmmm, sounds like they do this on purpose so you have to buy a NEW camera....
> >> whatever! anyway, I need the driver. can anyone help?
> >
> >Why do you *need* a driver?
> >
> >In general you don't, since you never need to attach the camera to the
> >computer. It's usually easiest and best to take the media card out of
> >the camera and put it into an inexpensive USB reader to copy the
> >pictures from the media to the computer.
> >
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Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience
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Didn't it come with the camera on a CD?
"Shadowxxx" <u48501[ at ]uwe> wrote in message news:8f723eceee07e[ at ]uwe...
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