Connie75722
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I'm running Windows Millenium as my operating system (an upgrade from Windows 98) - has anyone else experienced incompatibility issues with this platform and the F707? My Device Manager loads the USB driver and USB's are showing they are working (nothing but camera attached) but still when I go to My Computer I don't get a "removable drive". I called Sony and they offered no answers about any incompatibility problems with this platform, they suggested to either return to 98 or upgrade to XP, still waiting for a response from an email I sent them. I tried the camera on a family member's PC running 98 with out a problem. I've been getting some "Stimon" error message too for the last couple of weeks so perhaps that is my problem otherwise. This followed after I downloaded a Patch to my Millenium from the Microsoft website. I went back to Best Buy and the salesperson said he has heard of some problems with the F707 and ME. As well, the Today Show addressed this same issue earlier this week. I can't believe Sony would put out a new camera that wasn't compatibile with one of the newest operating systems out there. Love the camera, just really want to use it on MY computer instead of running to family member's house to burn pictures onto a CD. Any advice on how to troubleshoot this problem. It could also be some software I have loaded that is in conflict with Camera too -- has anyone heard about any software incompatibilities? (i.e. ATI All-in-Wonder Video Cards?) I have not tweaked my operating system and am a typical consumer PC users with typical software games, desktop publishing and office software. (& yes, I have more than enough gigabytes, ram etc. so that isn't an issue) Any possibly suggestions or solutions is very welcome.
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