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Transfer Images to Your Computer with Windows XP


See It in Action, Then Do It Yourself
Watch the video, and then follow the steps below to do it yourself. Watching the video requires that you have Windows Media Player. If you're using a dial-up connection, we recommend that you use the "download" link to download the video to your computer before playing it.

Using Windows XP to transfer digital photos from your camera to your computer is a snap.

1. Connect your digital camera to the computer. This is usually accomplished with a Universal Serial Bus cable. (Or connect your memory card, and memory card reader if required, to your computer.)

2. If your camera is Plug and Play, the Scanner and Camera Wizard starts. Click Next, and follow the instruction in the wizard. Do you have an older camera that is not Plug and Play?

 
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3. If the wizard asks which action you would like to perform, select Always do the selected action, highlight Copy pictures to a folder, and then click OK.

4. The wizard will ask which photos you want to transfer. All photos in your camera, or on the memory card, are automatically selected. To change the selection, click Clear All and select the photos you want to transfer, and then click Next.

 

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5. The wizard places your photos in the My Pictures folder on your computer unless you choose another location. Choose a location and then click Next.
 
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6. When the transfer is complete, select what you want to do next and click Next. If you chose Nothing in the previous step, click Finish. The folder with your newly transferred photos opens.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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