I use Windows Vista Home Premium and Norton 360. My Nikon Software is not working. Everything loaded - I read the book - but when i connect the Nikon D40 camera, the Nikon Transfer opens - 120 photos on card - so I click "transfer" and nothing happens - occasionally the ViewNX program opens but promptly stops working. Both the Nikon Transfer and the ViewNX programs say there are updates but when I try to load the updates they start loading but then stop. The only message is that the download was unsuccessful and I should try later! I like the camera (my first SLR) but if i can't load the photos, it is useless. Can you help please?
what a load of junk! I bought a D40 camera and i too have the same issue with the software not loading the images and to top it all the same problem now of not switching on!!!
what a load of junk! I bought a D40 camera and i too have the same issue with the software not loading the images and to top it all the same problem now of not switching on!!!
AnonymousSep 08, 2008
i can see the thumbnails in the software, but the files can't actually be opened.i can see the thumbnails in the software, but the files can't actually be opened.
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You may know this already, but you don't need the camera to upload photos. I have used Nikon Digital SLRs for several years and have never uploaded from the camera. You should be able to do so, but in the mean time, remove the SD card and use a SD card reader. If your PC doesnt have a built in SD reader, get a USB version like the SanDisk MicroMate or get SD with a built-in USB plug(see attached photos for both. When connected to your PC, either will show up as a removeable drive on your PC from which you can copy the files onto your PC's harddrive: save the photos, back them up, then use the camera to format the SD card--this is the best way to clear/erase the card. Then try opening the photos with the Nikon software or photoshop or if they are jpegs, windows will view them. Using the camera to upload photos, in my opinion, should only be done when you do not have a way to read the SD card. This can be the begining of a productive workflow and part of the process for organizing and backing up photographs. You should also watch the Nikon website for software updates to fix bugs: http://support.nikontech.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/61 You should also check for firmware updates for your camera(1.11 is the latest for the D40 and no updates yet on the D40x): http://support.nikontech.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/13783
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Yes, if you use a Virtual Machine, you can install the version of windows you wish to work with, install the software, and it should work just fine.
You will however need a genuine copy of windows to install in the virtual machine.
You may be able to find an image of the OS you need, or a snapshot of an OS, to load into the VM, it all depends on the type of VM you are going to use
Firstly downland and Norton removal tool to safely remove installed Norton program To download Norton removal tool 1. www.norton.com/nrt or 2. www.symantec.com/autotools download and run first tool Once we finished the un installation we can
To download Norton 360 version 4.0 1. www.norton.com/n360s_4 If are having Norton 36 premier version go to www.norton.com/n360p_4 to download Norton 360 premier version 4.0
once we finished the installation we can activate with the existing product key If you will get error message like "you exceed number of installation" while trying to activate you need to contact the Norton support to reset the installation count.
* The solution, in a nutshell, is to disable your firewall. If you’re using McAfee Personal Firewall Plus, F-Secure Internet Security, Norton Internet Security or another Firewall vendor, see its respective support page for assistance in disabling it (temporarily). If you’re using the built-in Vista Firewall, keep reading.
* Open the Control Panel and select Security.
* Select Turn Windows Firewall on or off.
* Select Off (not recommended), click Apply and then OK.
* Back at the Windows Update screen, click the Try again button.
* The download(s) and installation should start…
* and this time successfully install. If a restart is required, make sure to re-enable your Firewall once your PC restarts.
* Though this solution will work for most Vista Update errors
Try to uninstall norton, restart the computer and reinstall norton.
If not helps you can also try to contact Norton Support here: In your main window of norton there is a help feature and under this it should bee also support to Norton
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what a load of junk! I bought a D40 camera and i too have the same issue with the software not loading the images and to top it all the same problem now of not switching on!!!
i can see the thumbnails in the software, but the files can't actually be opened.
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