Canon PowerShot - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues - Page 7

Try performing a complete reset - this should iron out any electronic glitches.

If you were using autofocus for this, it is probable that there was insufficient contrast for the camera to maintain focus, causing it to 'hunt' for a viable focus point. Next time you try, set the lens / camera combination to manual focus, at the hyperfocal distance for the aperture you are using.

Foreign body on the sensor

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The fall was probably sufficient to damage some of the delicate componentry contained within the camera

Remove the battery for 24 hours

Problems with the ccd sensor.

Try using your USB card reader

Possibly data is corrupted - format card in the camera

Try doing a factory reset.

Think it is a file issue where the file you have copied to disk is not compatible with what your player can handle. Trick is to convert the file into one that your player can read. Plenty of freeware around for that - just Google it.

Take it to a service centre

You have little choice here, either send it back to Canon for an exchange unit ort buy another camera.

Take it to your closest service centre

Where do you live? Look up Canon on your computer and find out where they are located. The nearest one to you.

Go to service, batteries getting warm with no use is a bad sign.

There is heavy moisture inside the camera, it needs qualified service.

This camera is 'broken' - repair will be expensive, so replacement may be better, especially as technology has moved on somewhat

Repair expensive, if possible. Replacement best option.

Those lenses have very small gears and motors. It would be best if you sent it in for repairs. WWW.unitedcamera.com