20 Most Recent Olympus STYLUS TOUGH6020 Digital Camera Questions & Answers

Go to nearest service centre . As your digital camera board has track open issue. The service centre can solve your issue.

The best way to download pictures from your camera to your computer involves removing the memory card from the camera and plugging it into a card reader (either built-in to the computer or connected via USB or FireWire). This is likely to be faster than connecting the camera to the computer, and won't run down your camera's batteries. Once the card is plugged in, it will appear to your computer as a removable drive. You can use the operating system's drag&drop facility to copy pictures from the card to the computer's hard drive, the same way you copy any other files. Or you can use any photo management program such as Picasa ( http://picasa.google.com ).

OK, I had the same problem with my 3000, I took it to the beach and after taking 3 pictures it showed the "NO CONNECTION" screen. I tried all of the "RESET" steps with no solution.

After a week I tried cleaning it and noticed that there was a small blue build up inside the USB port so I used a thin soft cloth and a really thin screwdriver to try and clean the port. I turned the camera on and I heard the shutter move and finally the camera worked fine. Also, I cleaned it while the camera was on and noticed that by moving the screwdriver the "no connection" screen would pop back up.



I realized that the seal must have been faulty and allowed the sea water to seep in just enough for the USB port to "short out" and make the camera think that there's a USB cable plugged in hence the shutter will not move when the NO CONNECTION screen pops up....
Now, I know this is probably not the best method, its the only way to do it with out having to pay for repairs or replacement. The warranty is voided because OLYMPUS can always say we were at fault for not ensuring the case was closed properly.

The date and time (and a lot more) are stored with every picture in its EXIF metadata. Any photo viewing/editing program should be able to display this data. To print this data, please consult the documentation for whatever program you're using to print your pictures. Depending on the program and printer you may print the date on the image, in the margins, or on the back.

connect camera to computer through usb

Get lighter fluid. Pour it over camera. Make sure you are at an adequate distance from camera. Light a match and stick near camera. If camera still does not work, open garbage bin. Throw camera into it.........

it may stuck something. you need take it out or clear.
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Hi, Have you tried a different battery as it sounds like the battery may be a lemon? Also depending where you bought it you may be able to return or exchange it still.

OK, I had the same problem with my 3000, I took it to the beach and after taking 3 pictures it showed the "NO CONNECTION" screen. I tried all of the "RESET" steps with no solution.

After a week I tried cleaning it and noticed that there was a small blue build up inside the USB port so I used a thin soft cloth and a really thin screwdriver to try and clean the port. I turned the camera on and I heard the shutter move and finally the camera worked fine. Also, I cleaned it while the camera was on and noticed that by moving the screwdriver the "no connection" screen would pop back up.



I realized that the seal must have been faulty and allowed the sea water to seep in just enough for the USB port to "short out" and make the camera think that there's a USB cable plugged in hence the shutter will not move when the NO CONNECTION screen pops up....
Now, I know this is probably not the best method, its the only way to do it with out having to pay for repairs or replacement. The warranty is voided because OLYMPUS can always say we were at fault for not ensuring the case was closed properly.

OK, I had the same problem with my 3000, I took it to the beach and after taking 3 pictures it showed the "NO CONNECTION" screen. I tried all of the "RESET" steps with no solution.

After a week I tried cleaning it and noticed that there was a small blue build up inside the USB port so I used a thin soft cloth and a really thin screwdriver to try and clean the port. I turned the camera on and I heard the shutter move and finally the camera worked fine. Also, I cleaned it while the camera was on and noticed that by moving the screwdriver the "no connection" screen would pop back up.



I realized that the seal must have been faulty and allowed the sea water to seep in just enough for the USB port to "short out" and make the camera think that there's a USB cable plugged in hence the shutter will not move when the NO CONNECTION screen pops up....
Now, I know this is probably not the best method, its the only way to do it with out having to pay for repairs or replacement. The warranty is voided because OLYMPUS can always say we were at fault for not ensuring the case was closed properly.

Hi, when ever I've seen that message it means the camera wasn't properly sealed when it was taken underwater. There isn't a way to fix that unfortunately you'll have to get a new camera and in the future make sure everything is sealed up tight before taking it in water.

might be an issue with the internal circuit board. reset by leaving battery out for a couple days.

Just hook up the usb cable and access the camera like any other drive through my computer.Like you would with your c drive.

This camera appears to be around 170 but it depends where you buy it. It has 1gb internal memory and you can expand that by buying a sd which is usually up to 32gb.

I had the same problem and all I did was play around with the shutter .. I took a soft tooth pic and played around with the shutter, it seemed that salt from the ocean had crusted around the edges .. once removed the camera worked fine .. hope this helps

ps I had even bought another battery thinking it was the problem since when I connected the camera to the computer it worked, but I hadn't realized that when connected to the computer it's not able to take pictures, hence the shutter was not used ..

The camera's ccd, the image sensor , is either faulty or has become disconnected. This is a fault that can't be fixed by fiddling with the settings. If the camera is under warranty, then return it for repair. If it is not, it may cost more to repair it than to replace it with a new and better camera. They get cheaper and more capable every year- don't spend too much restoring an old model.