I have a Fuji XP120 and can't get it pc auto save

To fix this properly the whole laser assembly needs to be purchased, because it comes pre-aligned which is critical when it comes to a set up.

You can buy them at any Radio Shack or a business like that.

I have a Fuji F20. Before the computer will link up with the camera and find it, the power supply for the camera needs to be hooked up into the wall.

Here is a post from earlier I did for an Olympus camera. The instructions here should be the same for the Fuji.

http://www.fixya.com/support/t9107690-e_mail_photos

There are several battery saving techniques that can be addressed the first being using the viewfinder and limiting the use of the LCD as much as possible. Limit the use of the internal flash. I often switch to manual focus during cold weather to save on battery power. On my Fuji FinePix camera the rather odd looking in focus indicator provides a accurate guide for correct focus. It might take a little getting use too as it works like a bar graph with the center being optimum focus and you turn the lens barrel until the graph comes to meet the center line. Took a little before I understood what it was doing. What didn't take long was for me to see the power savings Manual had over the auto focus. Also there is a power off mode that can be set for 2 minute auto off, here is a diagram to show you were it is.

u need to format the card. then u can tell the camera where to save pix. stop in any camera department and they will show u.

I had same problem,Vista/Fuji-finepix.

Go to control panel click on Autoplay, camera is under devices probably says " take no action" with red sign.click on the bar and a drop down appears,click on import to windows or ask me first,click save and it should work fine. i uninstalled the fuji software,i assume it has issues with microsoft settings.

Sounds like the card is corrupted

First save all your pictures to your computer.

The first step you should try is to try reformatting the card using the menu options on your camera. YOu should still be able to access those options

Go to their website, Its a whole lot easier just to get a external card reader or use one thats built in your pc if you have one...

the problem was I did't configure the exposure correctly for work in manual mode
I mean I set the aperture and speeds correctly so that the camera is able to take a good picture For example I try to set the speed at 125th of a sec. and the aperture at f8. So now I can take good pictures.
thanks.

Once images have been amended on a computer, they cannot be transferred to a camera, either the original one or any other. Use a tablet instead.