Disabling Power Save mode

Press the Android phone's "Power" button and hold it until a menu appears on the screen. Clear the "Silent Mode" check box in the menu to disable the Silent Mode option. Press the "Up" volume button on the Android phone until the Silent Mode icon on the screen changes. https://smallbusiness.chron.com/disabling-silent-mode-android-33186.html

Kodak HERO 6 1 Extended User Manual http://resources.kodak.com/support/shtml/en/manuals/urg01259/urg01259c11s1.shtml

power cable check

There would be some issues like Antivirus conflicts, printer problems or something else.
Please open below blog post and follow the instructions to fix your issue.
http://www.repair-corrupt-files.blogspot.in/2014/07/microsoft-word-how-to-fix-crashing.html

Find a solution, you can have a try:

1. SD Card out
2. Battery out wait 10 seconds
3. Battery in wait 1 minute (this extra time was the key to getting this sequence to work for me)
4. Power up take a photo, power down (you have about a three second window before it goes into Tel mode)
5. Wait 1 min

6. Power up (NB still no SD card)

At this point camera appears to be working stays in normal mode with --- displayed because no SD card is inserted.

Also interestingly plugging a video output cable into HDTV output socket makes camera go to Tel mode AND when you unplug it camera goes back to normal.

However plugging the SD card sends camera into Tel mode permanently. On the plus side this 1-6 sequence was repeatable and worked every time.

From this point I tried many combination's of video cables, SD cards, formatted, erased waiting....then came the USB cable!

7. Connect USB cable to computer (NB still no SD card installed)

8. Insert SD (Computer should detect card and any photos taken should be viewable)

9. "Eject" Camera from Computer USB

10. Disconnect camera from USB (should power down by itself)

11. Power up Camera, Woohoo! it works again!

BTW, if you don't know how to connect GoPro to TV, you guys can check the following guide for help.

Guide: How to Connect GoPro to TV

Disable Power Management on Windows 7 or Vista If you are using a desktop computer, chances are that you don’t want the computer to go to sleep automatically. This is even more the case if you are running Windows 7 or Vista in a virtual machine for testing purposes.
Disabling Power Management in Windows 7
Start by clicking on the power icon, and open up the More power options:
Under the “Additional plans” section, select High Performance, then “Change plan settings”:
Then change everything to “Never”, and save the changes:
Disabling Power Management in Vista
Disabling power management is simple and easy. First go to the start menu and click on the Control Panel.
Click on the System and Maintenance link:
Then click on the Power Options link:
Then select High Performance:
This will disable the automatic sleep mode, but will still turn off the display. You can click on Change Plan Settings to disable that as well if you want.

the hero has some setting widgets you can put on one of your screen to get to these settings very quickly and easily. no more needing to go into the settings and hunting them down.

go to add (+) > htc widget > settings > airplane mode.

there will now be a widget you can push to turn on airplane mode on and off. you can also put the others on your screen as well. turning these widgets off will also save your battery life.

open the device mgr. and disable the internal and set the external as default windows should set it as default automatically when disabling the internal

If you enter the config menu, you can turn off energy conserve. You enter the config menu by turning off the printer, holding the center and right arrow, and powering the printer on. Continue to hold the buttons until you see Performing self test. Then you will see config menu. If you scroll down to energy conserve and select it. You can change the option to off. This will disable power saver.