Canon ixus70 is driven on the XP system with or not

Plug and play is good, WindowsXP just integrates the drivers of commonly used devices and can be installed automatically, for programs that are not commonly used, they should be provided by the manufacturer.

Besides, the hardware is updated so quickly, and Microsoft doesn't have the ability to integrate all the device drivers.

This camera XP system does not need a driver, you connect the data cable to the computer and the camera, dial the camera to the state of seeing**, and then turn it on, and then a box will pop up to open the camera, or open the camera on my computer.

The connection below has the driver of this model camera Windows2000, which can also be used on XP, if you need to try it.

1.Then install the driver on the driver CD.

2.Fix the system, the reason may be that when the system is upgraded to SP3, the driver is deleted or wrong due to instability.

3.Try it with a camera and another computer, and if it's okay, consider the methods in sections 1 and 2.

It's plug and play, but some devices have to install their own special drivers! You look at the original accessory of your camera, there is a disc in the accessory, if not, go to the Internet to find your model, down and install it, OK!

The XP system doesn't need a driver, I also have a camera of this model, you connect the data cable to the computer and the camera, dial the camera to the state of seeing**Ant Lu difference, and then turn it on, and then it will pop up a box to open the camera, or open the camera on my computer!!

If it's a bad Windows XP system, you don't need to install a drive disk without a special purpose. XP is plug-and-play, unless you want to use other features. Fiber pins.

The software is better to use is zoombrowserex, which is also included in the disc given when I bought the camera. After installing this software, open it, there is an option of "camera and memory card" on the left, click on it and you will see the option of "****", click on it to follow the prompt****.

1. Just use the Canon's drive disc to install it.

Your card may have been poisoned, and the virus has changed the properties of the file. You start with antivirus, and then try it like this: the tool --- folder options --- view --- show all files and folders.

It looks like it's a problem with your camera's cable. Borrow a friend's to give it a try.

I also have this problem with my camera, and it's okay to change the computer, but I can't use this one.