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<blockquote data-quote="Silversnapper" data-source="post: 829121" data-attributes="member: 52909">I have been happily shooting my D810 tethered to my laptop until today when I decided to use my Dell computer instead - and how quickly things can go awry.When I plug the 810 into my desktop computer, it 'dings' to acknowledge connection however, the camera is not visible in File Explorer and neither does NX Tether or Capture One 'see' it and therefore cannot connect. I have set up all the protocols as per my laptop but all to no avail, so off to Dell for assistance.I have just spent the best part of 5 hours online with Dell computers to try and resolve why File Explorer, Capture One and Nikon Tether on my Dell PC cannot 'see' my camera when all work perfectly well with my laptop computer.&nbsp; The issue has not been resolved and the support guy has had to refer the issue to 'the team' in the hope of finding a solution. I have switched cables and USB ports so often I could do it in my sleep and I am tearing my hair out in frustration.I am posting this in the hope that someone out there may have that little nugget of wisdom that will guide me to a resolution of the problem - and allow my barber to still make a small profit out of my infrequent visits.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Silversnapper, post: 829121, member: 52909"] I have been happily shooting my D810 tethered to my laptop until today when I decided to use my Dell computer instead - and how quickly things can go awry. When I plug the 810 into my desktop computer, it 'dings' to acknowledge connection however, the camera is not visible in File Explorer and neither does NX Tether or Capture One 'see' it and therefore cannot connect. I have set up all the protocols as per my laptop but all to no avail, so off to Dell for assistance. I have just spent the best part of 5 hours online with Dell computers to try and resolve why File Explorer, Capture One and Nikon Tether on my Dell PC cannot 'see' my camera when all work perfectly well with my laptop computer. The issue has not been resolved and the support guy has had to refer the issue to 'the team' in the hope of finding a solution. I have switched cables and USB ports so often I could do it in my sleep and I am tearing my hair out in frustration. I am posting this in the hope that someone out there may have that little nugget of wisdom that will guide me to a resolution of the problem - and allow my barber to still make a small profit out of my infrequent visits. [/QUOTE]

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