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If your Tasco digital trail camera is not powering on and only displays "OFF" when you press the power button, despite replacing the batteries and SD card, there are a few additional troubleshooting steps you can take: 1. **Check Battery Orientation:** Ensure that the batteries are inserted correctly with the correct polarity. The camera won't power on if the batteries are inserted improperly. 2. **Battery Contacts and Compartment:** Inspect the battery compartment for any signs of corrosion or damage. Clean the battery contacts and the inside of the compartment using a clean, dry cloth or a cotton swab. 3. **Test with Known Good Batteries:** Sometimes, even new batteries can be defective. Try using a different set of known good batteries to eliminate the possibility of faulty power sources. 4. **External Power Source:** Some trail cameras can also be powered using an external power source or a compatible external battery pack. Check if your model supports this option and try using an external power source. 5. **Reset to Default Settings:** Look for a reset button or procedure in the camera's manual. Resetting the camera to its default settings might help if there's a software issue causing the problem. 6. **Check for Firmware Updates:** Check the manufacturer's website for any available firmware updates for your specific camera model. Updating the firmware can sometimes resolve software-related issues. 7. **Inspect for Physical Damage:** Carefully inspect the camera for any signs of physical damage or water ingress. Ensure that all compartments, seals, and openings are properly closed and sealed. 8. **Contact Tasco Support:** If none of the above steps resolves the issue, it's advisable to contact Tasco customer support or consult the camera's manual for specific troubleshooting steps. They may be able to provide additional guidance or recommend further actions. If your trail camera is still under warranty, consider reaching out to Tasco's customer support for assistance. If not, and the issue persists, you might need to consult with a professional camera repair service for a more in-depth diagnosis and potential repairs.

See troubleshooting section of user manual on page 38. It will help. User manual Kodak EasyShare C1550 (English - 63 pages)

after copying images to a cd-r, when i went to eject the cd i was given the option to eject with drag-to-disk enabled or not. drag-to-disk was the default, so accepted that and clicked eject. but the kodak kiosk could not find my images.

so i went home and put the cd back in and chose not to enable drag-to-disk, then clicked eject. took it back to the kodak kiosk and voila my images appeared!

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You did not mention the make and model. However, I am sharing the link for Fuji X-E4 user manual link. It may help you. x-e4_manual_en_s_f.pdf (fujifilm-dsc.com)

Sadly we don't have this sort of information. Have you tried contacting Bauholtz directly? You could also ask at some power tool specialist repairers as they may be able to suggest other replacements. As to the cost of delivery, only the company you buy it from can tell you that!

Make and model of camera may help you get an answer.

AI Answer Bot answer deleted. Its waffling answer misses the two most important facts. First you don't supply the make and model of your camera, so I can't check your online manual, but the two reasons are. 1. The card has to be formatted within the camera. There is a setting 'format SD Card'. It has to be done within the camera as they all use a proprietary file storage system. 2. SD Cards are so cheap now, so you buy a quarter terabyte card (250 GB) to give you lots of storage, BUT that camera can only recognizes 8, 16, 32 GB as a MAXIMUM. This is why you need to mention the camera make and model so I can check. My usual speech is "all questions need 'make model (what it is)' as first 3 words in every question :>D ..

OK, I'll need an idea of what the old cable looked like. I'm assuming the camera end was a 'Headphones' style plug. A headphones connector of that type is usually a 3.5mm size. Was the other end a single cable, a pair of cables or a set of 3? Can you remember if the were coloured or had coloured marks on them, Commonly red and white for audio and yellow for video. Note this is a video connection cable and it is unlikely you will be able to transfer video to record it. This is an 'Analogue' camera and the cable is basically there so you playback video you took on a larger screen using the camera as a playback machine.

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All CF cards on the MPU/SRU do not support hot swap. In the ME60-X8 and ME60-X16 chassis, the CF cards support hot swap after the offline buttons of CF cards are pressed. CF card cannot be supported on the X3 models of the ME60.

It is often possible to recover deleted files, including pictures, from a computer or camera. However, the success of the recovery process depends on a number of factors, including how the files were deleted and whether they have been overwritten by new data. To recover the deleted pictures from your computer, you can try using a file recovery software program. There are many options available, both free and paid, that can scan your hard drive for deleted files and attempt to recover them. Some popular options include Recuva, Disk Drill, and PhotoRec. To recover the deleted pictures from your camera, you can try using a digital image recovery software program. These programs are designed specifically to recover deleted images from digital cameras, memory cards, and other storage devices. Some popular options include CardRecovery and Digital Photo Recovery. It is important to note that recovery software may not be able to recover all deleted files, and the chances of successful recovery decrease as more data is written to the storage device. If you are unable to recover the deleted pictures using software, you may need to consult a data recovery professional for assistance. They will have the tools and expertise to attempt a more thorough recovery of the lost data.