Windows Vista does not detect Canon FS100: But why Windows does not recognize FS100?
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I never hooked up my fs100 to my computer, I just take the sd card out of the fs100 and put it into the card reader thats hooked up to the usb. then transfer via windows explorer, drag and drop or copy/cut and paste. it's very simple and fast this way.
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So far mine seems to work fine with Vista. Vista drivers can be downloaded from Canon. On the other hand, Photoshop Elements 4.0 is NOT Vista compatible (though it working so far). Adobe does not plan a Vista upgrade. Scanners sold now should not be bundled with software that is not compatible with the current version of Windows!
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You should be able to find and download the drivers from Canon's website but I didnt install it that way.
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Yes, just download the Win 7 driver from the Canon website and you are in business.
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Works on my Win 8.1 machine for capturing video from my Canon HDV camera. But like someone else repored, it didn't work with the provided driver. I uninstalled that, rebooted, checked Device Manager to see that it had reverted to the Windows-included TI driver (which it had loaded as soon as I turned the computer on after board installation). Plugged in my camcorder, and saw that it installed the Canon Drivers. Adobe Premier Elements 10 is capturing video fine.
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Its more of a mother board thing than OS, If you have a spare USB spot there...windows will recognize it.
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Sorry you didn't get a manual with your new camcorder. However, Canon does supply pdf files for their products on their web site. Go to this URL and you'll find links to half a dozen pdf's related to the FS100, including the instruction manual.http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&fcategoryid;=2544&mod;elid=16185#DownloadDetailActAside from the lack of manual, can you share with us how you like the product?
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Well I didn't have any luck making it work on any OS. They sent it with a third party software, the disk had a corrupt file and when I googled it for a fix it directed me to download it from another site. It's basically spam ware and opened up my computer to the free world. In researching it a bit I think lots of others users experienced the same issue. I would look elsewhere for a camera.
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Yes, it does work with Vista but it helps to be a techie. It came with a Vista driver. I had to kill a Macrovision scheduler process(by id number) with the Task Manager to get one of the programs to install. The ArcSoft PhotoStudio help does not work with Vista unless you follow the error message links and install an old Windows Help program. Even with the help working, there wasn't much there so I couldn't get the program to stitch scans together correctly. The main reason I bought this was my old Visioneer 5800 didn't have a Vista driver. It doesn't seem to scan much faster. My scans have been at 300dpi so I haven't had a chance to see the resolution difference.
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Had the same problem. Printed fine but no scanning. Installed drivers, Scangear toolbox, etc etc etc. Finally tried plugging it in to my wife's Win8.1 laptop (which had no special canon drivers or anything) and it worked on the first try.
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you would have to find driver software, I bought this camera for my Windows 7 machine which automatically finds and downloads the appropriate drivers because this unit does not come with any software, I would Google it first to find out you can find appropriate software.
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Sorry I don't have a Fujifilm SL1000. But Fujifilm often lists which of their cameras are computable with their Flash units. See if you can find the answer online at http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/accessories/flash/Good luckRichard Curtis PhotographyBaltimore, Maryland - Washington, DC, region.
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I have no Idea, I currently only own pc's with windows. It should though, might have to adjust bios settings, but snow leopard or mountain lion should detect it. Wish I could help more.
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According to the Canon USA Web-site, Vista is clearly supported. I've personally successfully used my PIXMA iP2702 with XP (SP3) and Windows 7 (64-bit) Home Premium.
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The answer is yes. The Canon website (www.usa.canon.com) has the drivers and software needed to run the 8600F on Vista.
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According to the Canon support site, it is supported on WinXP, Win Vista and Win7. The downloads section does list a driver for Win8/8.1.Src: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/scanners/document_scanners/imageformula_p_208_scan_tini_personal_document_scanner
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I have the same question. Since I can't find an answer, I'm considering using the Microsoft LifeCam VX-3000 (68A-00001), which does work on Windows 7 according to the tech details.