Disney pix.click childs camera will not turn on, can hear power very faintly but no luck, have used new batteries

What type of AA batteries are you using? If you are using batteries from the dollar store that may be your problem. Try Energizer or Duracell.

You need to install Disney Pix 2 software and the Disney Pix Micro Downloader to your computer via the software CD that came with the Disney Pix Micro.

You can download required software from HERE
Select appropriate software in list as per Windows running in your computer. Click that link and download required file.

Download you disney pix click driver at this site.

http://digiblue.com/customer-service/downloads/drivers/pmbv.html

Good luck!

• looking at the manuals on this site for the Disney Pix Click range - http://digiblue.com/customer-service/guides/
• http://digiblue.com/customer-service/guides/qsg/Disney_Pix_Click_Guide.pdf
• http://digiblue.com/customer-service/guides/qsg/Disney_PixClick_v2_QSG.pdf

• They all seem to go in the same place. - some only seem to use two - this one uses three

The camera is powered by 3 AA batteries. Only use the battery specified by the manufacturer.

1. Lift the rubber USB interface cover on the bottom of the camera and gently press the lever to the left.
2. Lift the faceplate off completely and place it to the side of the camera.
3. Insert the batteries using the battery polarity symbols (+/-) as a guide.
4. Replace the faceplate by gently placing it back on the camera body.
5. Replace the rubber USB cable connection cover on the bottom of the camera.
6. Turn the camera on by pressing the Power button. To turn the camera off, press the Power button again.
7. Note: If the camera is not used for one minute, it will automatically shut down. To restart the camera, press the Power button.

take it back, as it will be under guarantee

I did a search and if you have a Kodak Pix Micro... here is some info.
:"Resolution: CIF
Display: Status LCD
Memory & Storage: Holds up to 40 photos
Focus: Fixed
Output: USB
Power Source: 1 AAA Battery (not included)
Software Features: Disney Backgrounds, Disney Character Stickers, Custom Disney Presentation Screens for Slideshows, Pix Editing Tools -- Drawing, Image Correction, Rotate, Stencil, Paint Bucket, Eraser, Stamper, Text Tools, Save, Undo, Selection

Package includes: Digital Camera, Wrist Strap, Software CD-ROM, USB Cable, Quick-Start Guide Unit Dimensions: 2.75" L x .75" W x 1.9" H
Weight: 1.5oz."

This camera will hold about 40 pictures uses a USB cable, and uses one AAA battery. It is almost a throw-away camera. Intended for kids, as it seems.

The type or memory in the camera requires a charge in order to store data. So if you have any pictures on the camera it will constantly be pulling a charge from the battery until the battery is completely drained. If you have this problem even with a brand new battery it's possible that the memory may be corrupt and needs to be cleared. To do this just remove the battery and press both buttons several times each to make sure that the camera is completely discharged, replace the battery with a brand new battery and try again. If that fails I'd get in touch with customer service for a replacement.

Change the battery. This is an indication the battery is low.

Found the a site to dounload manual. The phone # for tech support is also in there. I hope this helps.

.http://digiblue.com/customer-service/downloads/Disney_Micro_Guide.pdf

You can get the software for the camera from here; http://store.digiblue.com/Disney_Software_s/60.htm
However the Pix line of Disney cameras all take batteries; the Pix Micro takes 1 AAA battery and the Pix Click and Pix Max both take to AA batteries but you have to take the whole faceplate off of the Pix Click to get to them.