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There were quite a few drives and the images were in drive L
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There were quite a few drives and the images were in drive L

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I'm using a friend's computer and I am not getting the same result when I plug my digital camera into the USB port. When plugged in, the camera is set on <br />
drive disk&quot; and I click ok on the camera and a window is supposed to open to show the loading of the images to the system. I'm hearing the specific sound that I hear on my own pc, but the window never opens. Since this is the first time using this camera on this computer, Windows Vista did recognize the device as a new device and loaded the driver.<br />
With that part complete, I can not seem to get the images loaded. On my system a window opens up, it shows how many images are being uploaded and in what folder they are to be found. Once finished there is a sound alert and the camera is unplugged from the computer.
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I'm using a friend's computer and I am not getting the same result when I plug my digital camera into the USB port. When plugged in, the camera is set on 
drive disk" and I click ok on the camera and a window is supposed to open to show the loading of the images to the system. I'm hearing the specific sound that I hear on my own pc, but the window never opens. Since this is the first time using this camera on this computer, Windows Vista did recognize the device as a new device and loaded the driver.
With that part complete, I can not seem to get the images loaded. On my system a window opens up, it shows how many images are being uploaded and in what folder they are to be found. Once finished there is a sound alert and the camera is unplugged from the computer.

How to load digital camera images to pc?

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