Vivitar Cameras - Page 7 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

For a start, Ronnie, there is no need to shout. You can either connect the camera to your computer using the lead supplied when you purchased the package, and use the software provided on the CD that came with it to download the images, or else you can place the memory card in a USB card reader and let the computer treat it as a separate disk drive. Up to you, really.

And again - what about it ?

Might be that the card is too large/small for camera to recognize, or it is a newer type of memory. Look up the specs for camera and compare to stats of memory card.

Get any Vivicam Vivicam owner manuals at http://manualfox.com

If you follow this link http://www.vivitar.com/ they be no doubt, able to help you.

It switches between manual aperture operation and automatic aperture operation. Look up the manual on Google.

The CE OS that is part of your notebook is pretty incompatible with just about anything you plug into it. Check it out in the manual that came with unit and it clearly spells out all of its limitations.

Did you get the cord with the flash unit, If so then try that to see if it's the camera, Cords are cheap to buy if you didn't rec it,

I am unsure how you can describe a camera as 'working fine' when it does not take photographs ? It is probably the fall which has damaged it internally - take it to a service facility.

What exactly do you mean by s.s.# ?

Contact the manufacturer and explain your dilemma. Maybe they will be nice and replace the unit since still under warranty.