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venik · Dec 8, 2003, 2:36 PM

My Windows 2000 laptop used to recognize my SONY DSC S85, but somehow that information was lost, and now I have trouble making the two work together. When I plug the SONY into the laptop's USB, I usually do not see it as an additional drive on the computer, as it used to be.
When I reinstall the driver, I often get an error message that I have unplugged the device improperly, suggesting that the computer did see hte camera, but somehow did not recognize it as a drive.

Is there an updated WINDOWS 2000 driver for this star-crossed camera?
Thanks,

Jimwsea · Jan 18, 2004, 1:42 PM

I don't know if this will help, but I never installed the software that came with my P-10. I turned on the camera, plugged it into the usb port, and win 2000 recognized a new piece of hardware and did a set-up on its own. I was then able to read the card in the camera as a removeable drive, and was able to edit and save back to the memory stick.

When I unplug the camera, I do get a message saying that I disconnected a piece of hardware. I ignore the message and have had no problems.

So.....you may want to try removing the hardware and simply connecting the camera to the computer.

Dec 8, 2003, 2:36 PM	#1
venik Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 2	Sony DSC-S85 and WINDOWS 2000 My Windows 2000 laptop used to recognize my SONY DSC S85, but somehow that information was lost, and now I have trouble making the two work together. When I plug the SONY into the laptop's USB, I usually do not see it as an additional drive on the computer, as it used to be. When I reinstall the driver, I often get an error message that I have unplugged the device improperly, suggesting that the computer did see hte camera, but somehow did not recognize it as a drive. Is there an updated WINDOWS 2000 driver for this star-crossed camera? Thanks,

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Jan 18, 2004, 1:42 PM	#2
Jimwsea Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 3	I don't know if this will help, but I never installed the software that came with my P-10. I turned on the camera, plugged it into the usb port, and win 2000 recognized a new piece of hardware and did a set-up on its own. I was then able to read the card in the camera as a removeable drive, and was able to edit and save back to the memory stick. When I unplug the camera, I do get a message saying that I disconnected a piece of hardware. I ignore the message and have had no problems. So.....you may want to try removing the hardware and simply connecting the camera to the computer.