Customer Satisfaction is job number 1 in Japan
What you can do if Canon Zoombrowser and CameraWindow doesn't work the way they did on XP in Windows 7
If you need the link to the page on the Canon USA website that details the compatibilty of all the Canon cameras with Windows 7, please ask and I will email it to you.
I cannot post a link to the Canon website as I would be helping Canon to provide a service to thier customers and it is their responsibility to support those that have purchased their products.
Tempusfugit's view of Windows 7 in Akihabara Tokyo, early Oct 2009
In any case, if I were to post a link, you, the visitor, would click on it never to be seen again.
Unlike the majority of websites that deal with such issues, I have no interest in getting you to visit this website so that I can get you to click on Adsense ads or banners so that I can generate revenue or promote a product.
Interestingly there is a footer to the tables on the Canon Website:
* CameraWindow does not start.
** Images can be viewed using memory card only.
These conditions apply to a large number of models. Including the majority of models sold before Windows 7 was released.
Canon also seem to have designed the tables on their website to be purposely confusing and to imply that ALL of their cameras are compatible with Windows 7 (all have check marks in the tables). It is only when you look at the foot notes, buried out-of-sight unless you scroll down to the bottom that you see that. Even then, it is NOT CLEAR whether you camera will work with Zoombrowser on your new Windows 7 computer. Poor show if you ask me!
Please contact CANON or your camera retailer to complain about this!Q & A
For more details on this section please see here
- Keyword Search - Budapest, aparently a direct visit (not from a search) - 9 July 2010 - visited level2 (request for assistance page)
Links
- Download Zoombrowser for Windows 7 - if it existed
- The page on Canon USA
