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by Mary
(Maryland)
My computer won't accept my recently purchased used camera (Canon Point and Shoot SX120 (with Memory Card). My computer has been using an old Paint Shop 8 program without a problem.
I don't have software for the new camera, or an interface cable to transfer photos directly. I was told that software was not necessary for this upgraded camera; that there was probably a problem with the memory card supplied or my card reader, which I have been using without a hitch. I question that this is correct.
Do I have to have the software for the new camera in order to download pictures taken with this new camera? Or what is the most likely problem?
Hi Mary!
Sorry to hear that you're having an issue with transferring your photos from your SX120 memory card to your computer. I'm sure it's frustrating when you're trying to get your computer to recognize your Powershot.
It is true that you don't need to use the Canon software to upload your photos from your SX120 to your computer. Although you can connect a cable from your SX120 to a USB port on your computer, I recommend you remove the SD memory card from your camera, use your card reader and "File Explorer":
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