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Solved: D810 Tethered Shooting and Dell PC problem
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<blockquote data-quote="Silversnapper" data-source="post: 829797" data-attributes="member: 52909"><p><strong><u>UPDATE</u></strong></p><p></p><p>The problem has been resolved after a tip from Russ Beuker of ControlMyNikon.com, a company that offers camera automation tool software and for whom I had done some beta test reports. When hearing of my problem, he mentioned an issue with a USB driver installed by another camera automation tool supplier - qDslrdashboard, that uses a USB driver installation tool - zadig winusb, to install a new USB driver as part of their installation.</p><p></p><p>Now I had tried this software and found it didn't meet my requirements, so I uninstalled it as per their instructions. I also uninstalled the winusb driver as per their instructions - or had I? Perhaps I had been distracted and didn't actually do it, or I did and it didn't work - I'm not sure. </p><p></p><p>Anyway, I decided to uninstall it again, except that I found that I couldn't use the qDslrdashboard driver removal method because it needed the camera connected - which the current problem meant I couldn't do - a classic 'Catch 22' situation, so I set to and, more by luck than judgement I think, I managed to remove it manually and after several attempts and restarts, I can now access the camera again via my camera control software.</p><p></p><p>I don't think I have damaged anything else by doing this, however, File Explorer still doesn't 'see' the camera in the Devices & Drives section as it does on my laptop. I can't see this being an issue, just an irritant at the moment.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Silversnapper, post: 829797, member: 52909"] [B][U]UPDATE[/U][/B] The problem has been resolved after a tip from Russ Beuker of ControlMyNikon.com, a company that offers camera automation tool software and for whom I had done some beta test reports. When hearing of my problem, he mentioned an issue with a USB driver installed by another camera automation tool supplier - qDslrdashboard, that uses a USB driver installation tool - zadig winusb, to install a new USB driver as part of their installation. Now I had tried this software and found it didn't meet my requirements, so I uninstalled it as per their instructions. I also uninstalled the winusb driver as per their instructions - or had I? Perhaps I had been distracted and didn't actually do it, or I did and it didn't work - I'm not sure. Anyway, I decided to uninstall it again, except that I found that I couldn't use the qDslrdashboard driver removal method because it needed the camera connected - which the current problem meant I couldn't do - a classic 'Catch 22' situation, so I set to and, more by luck than judgement I think, I managed to remove it manually and after several attempts and restarts, I can now access the camera again via my camera control software. I don't think I have damaged anything else by doing this, however, File Explorer still doesn't 'see' the camera in the Devices & Drives section as it does on my laptop. I can't see this being an issue, just an irritant at the moment. [/QUOTE]
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