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Hi ... not sure if you can help?
I've had my Canon IXUS 40 for a while. Recently I took it to the office & someone else was using it.
Somehow they've changed settings & all my images appear out of focus or in focus with vertical lines down.
Can you help?
Go to this link;
http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=SupportDetailAct&fcategoryid=224&modelid=10599
and click on "Frequently asked questions" under "Tech support"
in the search box type "reset", and the first item is "how do i reset my camera to default.
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here is the link to the download the manual. go to the drivers and downloads section and scroll down until you see the user manual it will let you download it. hope this helps you!
It's a small world. I have an Ixus V2 on the bench with exactly the same problem.
The sliding button on the camera mates with a switch soldered to a flat ribbon cable inside the camera. There are two small teeth which move the internal switch left ot right. What's happened is one of those plastic teeth has snapped off the external part and now it can't push the switch anywhere. If you pulled the camera apart you could push the switch into either record or review but that's it. It will stay in either of those positions. Which is a bummer. The only way to fix it is to buy the complete flat cable ribbon with switch attached and boy it's a long cable.
Except for sending it away for repairs (expensive) buy a damaged one on Ebay and do a transplant. Just make sure it's suffering the same fault.
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