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Maybe the camera needs a reset or the memory card needs re-formatting.

It may be your missing a CODEC in your PC. However you have several options. Try downloading and installing 'VLC media player', that plays most video clip types including AVCHD. A couple of good video format converters are 'Handbrake' and 'AnyVideo Converter'. Both are free downloads.

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Normally to send a digital picture you DOWNLOAD the pics to a computer by cable or digital card... Some sony cameras have bluetooth download From there using an email program you can "attach" the pics and send them. (some emails are simply 'drag and drop') IF you aren't able to transfer / download the pics you can have a service do it for you . (most office stores /and copy centers, shipping stores (fedex etc) and even some pharmacies can do this ) for a fee. I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/mike_316638c836088218

The drivers being use may be 32 Bit when 64Bit drivers are required or vis/versa. You need to go with Win 10 version that has all new drivers and security. Review all methods used to connect the wireless devices. Check the device drivers and make certain the updates are there and installed. Check connections, cables etc.

in the search box under the program list that pops up when you press the windows icon in the LH of the task bar , type in coby dp and enter if it is in the computer a list will come up click on that and that gets you to the path high light and click to open

sounds like either a bad cable or the software is not set right or the format being sent is not really compatible withe Movie Maker. Try the cable on a different device if possible. I'd first try a different cable and if that doesn't work, try using a different software, even on a trial basis where you can get something really professional for free to get this specific thing done.

If you have not tried another USB cable do so. Another solution if the camera won't connect to the PC is to use a card reader. They are cheap and usually have the ability to read several different card types including Sony memory stick, SD, SDHC and compact flash.

Probably not worth repairing. Sorry, these are disposable products.

Try reformatting the card or use another new or re-formatted card. That might help.

It may be that the infra red sensor needs cleaning or is covered with something like fluff or grease from sun cream. This would prevent it seeing clearly in lower light conditions.

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Are you using the same lens as you did on the old camera? Could be a lens rather than a camera problem.

Only you can answer this question, but if you do not keep your children under control, this is what can happen.

It's ten years old, mate - I doubt if anywhere on the planet has spares.

If it came from Japan as domestic use only, it may not be possible.

You sure your battery is fully charged and still good? on the other hand Sony Cyber-shot's are known to have this problem. Try pressing the on button for 5sec

If the lens has a T2 screw, there may be an adapter to fit.

This is not 20 months, this is over eight years