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Event on device gets annoying
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08/04/2003 13:01:53
 
 
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08/04/2003 01:03:08
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Forum:
Windows
Category:
Digital camera
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00774997
Message ID:
00775153
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Are you using W2k SP3? There were problems with some cameras after SP3 was installed. The associated software would no longer popup in the dialog box (it would be empty) after SP3 was installed on W2K. It required reinstalling the camera software to display the apps. Typically, when the software is available in the dialog box, you can click on the option to no longer show the box.

Anyway, as to disabling the dialog box, I have this in my notes for my camera:


Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Scanners and Cameras -> (Highlight the Camera) Properties -> Events tab -> deselect Imaging as a registered application -> Apply.

Next you plug in the camera, it should skip the Event on Device dialogue and automatically go to the Zoombrowser application.


>I am testing a new digital camera and everytime I put the USB cable to the PC and switch the camera to on, I have this "Event on device" dialog box appearing. It says to select the appropriate software to proceed. There is no choice listed. IAC, I don't even need that. The transfer mechanism for that camera when transferring to the PC requires ZoomBrowserEX. How can I resolve the issue of avoiding this dialog to appear everytime I put the camera on with the USB cable connected into the PC?
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