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I know of no way to increase the capacity of storage media. You can either replace it with one of higher capacity, or, if you want to get more images on the card, shoot smaller pictures.
First check the batteries (are they fully charged, are they inserted correctly). Next connect the camera to an AC adapter (if available). Try to turn the camera back on. If it works, then try different batteries. If the camera is still not working, after checking the trouble shooting section in your camera manual, call the camera manufacturers support desk.
Install the driver and plug it into your computer. Then eject it from your computer using safely remove hardware.... I did this a few times and it worked.... I coulnd't power it on or off prior.
is output amplifier is burned, check any burned fuse on the back. is high cmos power amplifier, need to be repaired. send to your top audio repair center.
my mouse get lost on regularly. First press button on receiver (device plugged inot USB port) the blue led should flash slowly looking for devices. next press connect button on the bottom of mouse. it should connect and start working. If not, unplug receiver, re-plug and try again.
You might have a USB virus or spyware infection in the memory card. I suggest you have Kodak develop the pictures then wipe the memory card clean. And the pictures might be dark because of the camera settings and or the development quality. Try resetting the camera. Hope this works.
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