Stylus 770 SW Camera - causes Power Surge on USB port

you can format the internal card, see Manual
Olympus Stylus 770 SW Instruction Manual

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Hi

Sorry to hear about your issue with the Olympus mju 770 SW. There's a couple of things you can check and try, before thinking about a repair or binning the camera and getting a new model.

1. Check the contacts on the battery are clean?

2. Clean the contacts inside the cameras battery compartment are clean?

3. Is the charger actually charging the battery? Try another battery or see if you can test the existing battery with a multi-meter to check there is some power in it.

It is fairly common for chargers to fail, so it's worth checking out but don't go spending money on a new charger unless you know it will fix your problem.

Hope this helps

David

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Use a card reader instead of your camera. When the icon appears on the screen, double-click on it and select the ones you want to transfer. Transfer them to a folder you create on your desktop and from there, you can do anything you want with them.

http://www.olympusamerica.com/files/Stylus%20770%20SW%20Instruction%20Manual.pdf
Page 56 of this manual explains what to do.

Microsoft updates probably caused a change in your computer and now a device driver won't work. Use a cardreader to download your pictures.

me too, any suggestions?

In order to charge the battery for the camera you need to use the supplied charger that came with the camera. The camera is not going to charge when connected to the USB port of the computer. Camera was not designed to be charged that way.

ways i am giving to you. try all one by one uptil it starts working.

1.reinstall the drivers.

2.check if the card is correct or not.
it might have came under someone's feet.

3.the port might be making some problem

4.if all these have failed,consult any hardware expert.

Selecting the "format" option in the menu will wipe off your images. basically it reformats the memory card. I would get a card reader, if you havent done so already. I worked with a student today & for some reason we couldn't transfer images from his camera directly to computer via usb + we were getting some error messages when trying to do so. So, I ended up taking his memory card out & used a memory card reader to transfer the images to 'puter and it worked fine.