Has anyone experienced this problem and found out how to sort it? I've just bought an EOS 60D and after running the supplied Canon Software Disc, I connected the camera to the PC with the supplied USB cable.
Jan 1, 2018 - Solved MTP USB device failed, not working driver, Andriod, Samsung mtp driver, refuse to install error on windows 10 with five effective and easy solutions. Dec 18, 2015 - USB cable (IFC-600PCU) for the [Micro-B] camera terminal. * The cable types that you can use depend on the device model. Refer to the camera user manual. If the camera is not recognized by the CameraWindow software, please check whether any of the following cases may be a remedy. Windows claims that it can´t install USB MTP driver for this device, and device sometimes is recognized, I see the name Canon EOS camera. I have the exact same problem with my Canon T5i on Windows 10 Pro. This camera is. Install the MTP driver. Camera via the same old usb cord and.
Windows reported that a new piece of hardware was connected and attempted to install the drivers but reported that the install had failed. I've tried all of my USB ports and each time the drivers fail to install. Consequently I can't download images from the camera to the PC, use the remote operation etc. Prior to this I've used my EOS 30D without problem. When I connect the 60D to my laptop (Windows XP) it installs properly and allows me download images and movies, remote operate etc via EOS Utility.
Can anyone help? Driver For Flash Drive Staples 256mb Ati. Thanks in advance. Hypo wrote: Has anyone experienced this problem and found out how to sort it? I've just bought an EOS 60D and after running the supplied Canon Software Disc, I connected the camera to the PC with the supplied USB cable. Windows reported that a new piece of hardware was connected and attempted to install the drivers but reported that the install had failed.
I've tried all of my USB ports and each time the drivers fail to install. Consequently I can't download images from the camera to the PC, use the remote operation etc. Prior to this I've used my EOS 30D without problem. When I connect the 60D to my laptop (Windows XP) it installs properly and allows me download images and movies, remote operate etc via EOS Utility. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance.
With win 7 you likely have a newer computer? If so it should have card slots. Try that it will be much faster than dl'ing from the camera. -- Brian Schneider. Here is the ultimate solution No Body Wants to hear - go back to Windows XP. In XP, everything just works: no problem, no worry.
I had the similar problem using Vista and windows 7 but not XP. As I research into the cause, I discover Vista / Win7 use a newer method of MTP transfer rather than just the simple and more common PTP. On my Windows XP, call camera devices show up via PTP as USB Mass Storage. On vista/win7, I had the same failure to connect problem. As it turn out, the new MTP method required a serviced call Portable Device Enumerator Service, which I removed using a special hack tool call VLITE to reduce the size of my Windows Vista/7 installation. You should try this: START / RUN/ type: services.msc Scroll down to see if your Portable Device Enumerator Service is set to AUTO then reboot. Either way, it was a pain in the butt.
Yes, an USB card reader would be easier, but you miss out on the Canon Utility and its unique ability for remote shooting, adding copyright information, install custom picture styles, modify canon lens peripheral correction databases. Hypo wrote: Has anyone experienced this problem and found out how to sort it? I've just bought an EOS 60D and after running the supplied Canon Software Disc, I connected the camera to the PC with the supplied USB cable. Windows reported that a new piece of hardware was connected and attempted to install the drivers but reported that the install had failed. I've tried all of my USB ports and each time the drivers fail to install. Consequently I can't download images from the camera to the PC, use the remote operation etc. Prior to this I've used my EOS 30D without problem.
When I connect the 60D to my laptop (Windows XP) it installs properly and allows me download images and movies, remote operate etc via EOS Utility. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance. Just tested my 60D on two separate PC's Notebook is running Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit.