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Can you provide more details about what you have done, and what you are seeing?

What version of Windows? What version of BYE (please provide the full version number with all three parts like 3.2.2)?

In the future, if your question/issue is about BYE, please post to the Backyard EOS Forum. This is where Canon owners go for help with BYE.

Does Windows recognize the camera when you plug it into the PC and power it on? If so, it should show up in the Windows Device Manager. If not, there is no way that BYE will be able to connect. Also, BYE will not be able to connect to the camera if any other software is already connected. Finally, if Windows does recognize that the camera is now connected to Windows, it will ask what you want to do. The correct answer is "Take No Action".

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 I am getting this error code: 15:42:41  Licensed to artwabate
15:42:41  BackyardEOS 3.2.2 Premium Edition
15:46:44  Attempting to connect camera...
15:46:44  Canon drivers 'Canon\' initialized.
15:46:44  Camera Not Found!  Make sure it's connected to the PC and turned ON :)
15:47:22  Attempting to connect camera...
15:47:22  Canon drivers 'Canon\' initialized.
15:47:22  Camera Not Found!  Make sure it's connected to the PC and turned ON :)
15:47:54  Attempting to connect camera...
15:47:54  Canon drivers 'Canon210\' initialized.
15:47:54  Camera Not Found!  Make sure it's connected to the PC and turned ON :)
15:48:18  Attempting to connect camera...
15:48:18  Canon drivers 'Canon\' initialized.
15:48:18  Camera Not Found!  Make sure it's connected to the PC and turned ON :)
15:49:23  Attempting to connect camera...
15:49:23  Canon drivers 'Canon\' initialized.
15:49:23  Camera Not Found!  Make sure it's connected to the PC and turned ON :)
15:53:47  Attempting to connect camera...
15:53:47  Canon drivers 'Canon210\' initialized.
15:53:47  Camera Not Found!  Make sure it's connected to the PC and turned ON :)
15:53:51  Attempting to connect camera...
15:53:51  Canon drivers 'Canon\' initialized.
15:53:51  Camera Not Found!  Make sure it's connected to the PC and turned ON :)
15:55:53  Attempting to connect camera...
15:55:53  Canon drivers 'Canon\' initialized.
15:55:53  Camera Not Found!  Make sure it's connected to the PC and turned ON :)
15:57:03  Attempting to connect camera...
15:57:03  Canon drivers 'Canon\' initialized.
15:57:03  Camera Not Found!  Make sure it's connected to the PC and turned ON :)

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8 minutes ago, astroman133 said:

Can you provide more details about what you have done, and what you are seeing?

What version of Windows? What version of BYE (please provide the full version number with all three parts like 3.2.2)?

In the future, if your question/issue is about BYE, please post to the Backyard EOS Forum. This is where Canon owners go for help with BYE.

Does Windows recognize the camera when you plug it into the PC and power it on? If so, it should show up in the Windows Device Manager. If not, there is no way that BYE will be able to connect. Also, BYE will not be able to connect to the camera if any other software is already connected. Finally, if Windows does recognize that the camera is now connected to Windows, it will ask what you want to do. The correct answer is "Take No Action".


Processor    Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-2450M CPU @ 2.50GHz   2.50 GHz
Installed RAM    6.00 GB (5.84 GB usable)
Device ID    4DF745B9-5E0A-435B-9C52-173A64A71BC3
Product ID    00326-10000-00000-AA606
System type    64-bit operating system, x64-based processor
Pen and touch    No pen or touch input is available for this display
 

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Please answer my questions.

Does Windows recognize the camera when you plug it into the PC and power it on? If so, it should show up in the Windows Device Manager. If not, there is no way that BYE will be able to connect. Also, BYE will not be able to connect to the camera if any other software is already connected. Finally, if Windows does recognize that the camera is now connected to Windows, it will ask what you want to do. The correct answer is "Take No Action".

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3 hours ago, astroman133 said:

Please answer my questions.

Does Windows recognize the came

3 hours ago, astroman133 said:

Please answer my questions.

Does Windows recognize the camera when you plug it into the PC and power it on? If so, it should show up in the Windows Device Manager. If not, there is no way that BYE will be able to connect. Also, BYE will not be able to connect to the camera if any other software is already connected. Finally, if Windows does recognize that the camera is now connected to Windows, it will ask what you want to do. The correct answer is "Take No Action".

ra when you plug it into the PC and power it on? If so, it should show up in the Windows Device Manager. If not, there is no way that BYE will be able to connect. Also, BYE will not be able to connect to the camera if any other software is already connected. Finally, if Windows does recognize that the camera is now connected to Windows, it will ask what you want to do. The correct answer is "Take No Action".

 

 

 

Windows is not recognizing the camera. How do I make this happen?

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