Canon PowerShot - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals - Page 7

Unfortunately, it will be beyond economic repair, and it is unlikely spares are available to other than authorised repair facilities.

Before we can answer this, we need to know the make and model of your, together with the focal length of your lens, please.

Get a card reader for your computer, if it doesn't already have one. The card will then appear as another hard drive, and you can transfer photos the same way you transfer any other kind of files. Using a card reader is also likely to be faster than connecting the camera to the computer/

From the main batteries. If there truly is no separate battery then a capacitor holds enough power so the clock keeps running while you change the main batteries.

Each attempt to do what ?

From the main batteries. If there truly is no separate battery then a capacitor holds enough power so the clock keeps running while you change the main batts.

One method that may work is to remove the batteries for 24 hours - this might serve to clear down the internal memory.

Does the camera accept SDHC cards (which is what you have)? if not that is the problem.

You may dowload it at Canon PowerShot SX610 HS Red User Manuals Guides

when you put your disc into the disk drive let it load then close it down,then open your computer icon were you find your local disk drive or it may come under (my computer)in there you will see the the drive were your disc is located just right click on it and tell it to format the disc.

How many more times do you want the same query answered ? In your camera's menu system there will be a heading 'Format'. Use that, and follow the on-screen instructions.

Format your card in the computer.

There is a format function in the camera menu. Go through the menu until you see 'Format Card' Select this and press set. Make sure you have downloaded all your images first as a format will erase everything. You can also format your card in your computer.

If you want to copy from memory card to another you'll need to do this in your computer, copy from card 1 and paste to card 2.

Just go to the Canon web site for manual download.

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On an SD card there is a switch at the side which can be moved to protect the card contents (locked) or permit writing to the card (unlocked). Just move this to the unlocked position.

Can you tell us what camera brand and model it is?

I would start by changing the memory card.

Remove the memory card from camera, put it into a reader and connect the reader to the computer via the usb port. Then using windows explorer locate the folder where your pictures are, create a new directory in your computer hard drive, and Copy the pictures you want into your hard drive.