Lenovolaptopn500 with easy camera drivers but no option for display

Press the shooting mode button on the top of the camera to display the shooting-mode selection menu. Choose the option to enter easy auto mode and hit the OK button. That should do it.

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Once you got the Easy Camera from Lenovo it's for sure that you got also a CD that contains the drivers and a free software called Ulead Photo Explorer.
To install the driver and to activate the camera just do like this:
# insert the CD
# choose SETUP
# click on "I AGREE" and "ACCEPT" wherever some conditions will appear
# read carefully every note that appears during the installation procedure
# the installation of Ulead software is optional but it's helpful - a picture organizer and editor.
# plug via USB your camera whenever it is asked to
# you're done!


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Should be easy to fix. You need to go into setup, and the fourth option from the top is language. Assuming you have English loaded as an option, you should be able to navigate to it using the up and down keys.

Note that in all languages, the options are the same underneath (its the menu thats translated only, not the underlying functions).

Manual refers to it on page 14 (& 92), with diagrams.

Here's the usermanual (in English):
http://safemanuals.com/user-guide-instructions-owner-manual/FUJIFILM/FINEPIX%206800-_E

Hope this helps

If you are using windows operating system it should be fairly easy. google the product name + driver. for example logitech quickcam chat+driver. Another option is to try websites like
http://www.driver.com/
once you have downloaded the driver, disconnect the webcam (assuming it is a usb one) install the driver and reconnect the webcam. should work.
anil

hi,
please uninstall all the camera using software (messenger,veriface) and then reinstall the easy capture first and also press fn+esc simultaneously to unlock the camera.

Easy, in camera mode, push the menu/ok button, use the left and right arrows to display the self timer mode. There are only 3 options on the menu. (self timer,cont,option). Once self timer is on the screen, use the up arrow to pick a short or long self timer.

Once it is set, compose your picture and press the release button as normal, the self timer will do the rest

The JVC USB driver was written before introduction of the Windows XP system. This warning is displayed with other manufacturer’s digital cameras, also, and is not strictly a JVC phenomenon. In order to use the USB interface between the camera and your computer, select the “CONTINUE anyway” option provided in this warning display. To JVC’s knowledge, there are no negative effects to using JVC driver with Windows XP.

The JVC USB driver was written before introduction of the Windows XP system. This warning is displayed with other manufacturer’s digital cameras, also, and is not strictly a JVC phenomenon. In order to use the USB interface between the camera and your computer, select the “CONTINUE anyway” option provided in this warning display. To JVC’s knowledge, there are no negative effects to using JVC driver with Windows XP.

Occasionally Windows computers will lose connection to the camera; this is usually caused by a problem with the computer not loading the correct camera driver. To correct this: Connect the camera to the computer, and turn the camera on. Right click on My Computer (on the desktop) and select "Properties" Click the "Hardware" tab (Windows 2000 and Windows XP, Windows 98 click "Device Manager" tab) Click the Device Manager Look for the following: Unknown Device Other Devices Digital Camera USB Device Double click on one of the above items (which really is the camera, just not properly being recognized). Click the "Driver" tab Click the button marked "Reinstall Driver" or "Update Driver" The "Update Driver Wizard" will appear Choose the "Display a list" (or similar) option Choose the last option "Do not search, I will choose the driver to install." Update the driver that the camera is using by choosing from the list displayed or clicking "Have Disk" and browse to either a disk or a downloaded directory. The latest version of the drivers as well as the entire Nikon View program can be downloaded from the Nikon Technical Support web site. http://www.nikontechusa.com/ Click on your camera model and then "Software Downloads". These downloadable drivers are only needed for Windows 98 users, or Coolpix 880/990, all other OS's use the operating systems built-in camera drivers. In many cases simply reinstalling the proper driver for the camera will allow the computer to properly communicate with the camera.

Occasionally Windows computers will lose connection to the camera; this is usually caused by a problem with the computer not loading the correct camera driver. To correct this: Connect the camera to the computer, and turn the camera on. Right click on My Computer (on the desktop) and select "Properties" Click the "Hardware" tab (Windows 2000 and Windows XP, Windows 98 click "Device Manager" tab) Click the Device Manager Look for the following: Unknown Device Other Devices Digital Camera USB Device Double click on one of the above items (which really is the camera, just not properly being recognized). Click the "Driver" tab Click the button marked "Reinstall Driver" or "Update Driver" The "Update Driver Wizard" will appear Choose the "Display a list" (or similar) option Choose the last option "Do not search, I will choose the driver to install." Update the driver that the camera is using by choosing from the list displayed or clicking "Have Disk" and browse to either a disk or a downloaded directory. The latest version of the drivers as well as the entire Nikon View program can be downloaded from the Nikon Technical Support web site. Click on your camera model and then "Software Downloads". These downloadable drivers are only needed for Windows 98 users, or Coolpix 880/990, all other OS's use the operating systems built-in camera drivers. In many cases simply reinstalling the proper driver for the camera will allow the computer to properly communicate with the camera.