When I connect it, I get the following error Hello,
I am having trouble connecting my Canon
Camera (Power Shot SX120) to my PC.
When I connect it, I get the following error
message:
Device Type: Universal Serial Bus controllers
Manufacturer: (Standard USB Host Controller)
Location: Port_#0003.Hub_#0008
Windows has stopped this device because it
has reported problems. (Code 43)laserqplus.netlify.com › 〓 Port 0002.hub 0004 Driver For Mac
Hello,Hi all, I just installed a new sdd and I\'m reinstalling all my drivers but I can\'t seem to find one driver. It says it is in, Port#0005.Hub#0004. My computer is a T510 (4313). I\'ve tried windows update and the lenovo drivers update as well and neither one works for me. Thanks for the help. 3.Right-click on the Problematic USB (should be marked with Yellow exclamation) then right click and click “Update Driver Software.” 4.Let it search for drivers automatically from the internet. 5.Restart your PC and see if the issue is resolved or not.
I am having trouble connecting my Canon
Camera (Power Shot SX120) to my PC.
When I connect it, I get the following error message:
Device Type: Universal Serial Bus controllers
Manufacturer: (Standard USB Host Controller)
Location: Port_#0003.Hub_#0008
Windows has stopped this device because it
has reported problems. (Code 43)
I get the same message when I connect the
camera to a PC running Windows XP.
However, the camera loaded photos without
problems on my son’s MAC a few weeks ago
(and it also uploaded photos successfully once
to another PC running Windows XP around that
same time)
I have also seen this message:
Device Type: Portable Devices
Manufacturer: (Standard MTP Device)
Location: Port_#0002.Hub_#0004
Currently, this hardware device is not connected
to the computer. (Code 45)
I do not know what changed between the times
that I got the two different messages.
(It may have just been camera power turned off).
Code 43 definitely comes up more often than
Code 45)
I contacted Canon and they claim that it is a
problem with the drivers from Microsoft, and it is
not their (Canon’s) problem. They are willing to
check the camera if I mail it back to them, but I
am not completely convinced that the problem is
with the camera)
Eyeshield 21 gogoanime. I tried uninstalling all of the USB controllers (and
they were automatically reinstalled upon
rebooting) but that did not solve the problem
either.
I checked Microsoft for new drivers (according to
Canon, only drivers from Microsoft are used) but
Windows tells me that my drivers are up to date.
Are there any other suggestions?
Thank you.
Hi all, I just installed a new sdd and I\'m reinstalling all my drivers but I can\'t seem to find one driver. It says it is in, Port#0005.Hub#0004. My computer is a T510 (4313). I\'ve tried windows update and the lenovo drivers update as well and neither one works for me. Thanks for the help. 3.Right-click on the Problematic USB (should be marked with Yellow exclamation) then right click and click “Update Driver Software.” 4.Let it search for drivers automatically from the internet. 5.Restart your PC and see if the issue is resolved or not.
I am having trouble connecting my Canon
Camera (Power Shot SX120) to my PC.
When I connect it, I get the following error message:
Device Type: Universal Serial Bus controllers
Manufacturer: (Standard USB Host Controller)
Location: Port_#0003.Hub_#0008
Windows has stopped this device because it
has reported problems. (Code 43)
I get the same message when I connect the
camera to a PC running Windows XP.
However, the camera loaded photos without
problems on my son’s MAC a few weeks ago
(and it also uploaded photos successfully once
to another PC running Windows XP around that
same time)
I have also seen this message:
Device Type: Portable Devices
Manufacturer: (Standard MTP Device)
Location: Port_#0002.Hub_#0004
Currently, this hardware device is not connected
to the computer. (Code 45)
I do not know what changed between the times
that I got the two different messages.
(It may have just been camera power turned off).
Code 43 definitely comes up more often than
Code 45)
I contacted Canon and they claim that it is a
problem with the drivers from Microsoft, and it is
not their (Canon’s) problem. They are willing to
check the camera if I mail it back to them, but I
am not completely convinced that the problem is
with the camera)
Eyeshield 21 gogoanime. I tried uninstalling all of the USB controllers (and
they were automatically reinstalled upon
rebooting) but that did not solve the problem
either.
I checked Microsoft for new drivers (according to
Canon, only drivers from Microsoft are used) but
Windows tells me that my drivers are up to date.
Are there any other suggestions?
Thank you.