Windows 7 canon eos rebel driver. A card reader though will save you a LOT of time downloading pictures as the original rebel is only usb 1.1'. Canon Digital EOS Rebel XT Camera.

With that, we know it's not a Windows 7 /Canon camera compatibility issue per se. However, it 'could' be something to do with Enterprise and the way it manages stuff. But that seems a far off shot in the dark.

To me, Windows 7 is Windows 7 is Windows 7, driver wise but. Epson Stylus C45 Vista Driver on this page. And to answer an earlier question. And this point in time, I'm completely lost as to a solution.I agree with Windows is Windows is Windows but this issues is so bizarre I am beginning to wonder.

Yeah it is a baffling one. Have you Googled the issue to see if there's anything out there like what you're experiencing? Have you Googled the issue to see if there's anything out there like what you're experiencing?Earlier on in this thread I googled extensively and indeed that is where much of my possible solutions came from. In particular the idea of setting the camera via it's menu to a PTP setting instead of PC. This if I recall was on a user support Forum, I then contacted Canon Support and they told me that there was no Menu item to change this detail so that confused the issue somewhat. Contoh Program Kasir Dengan Php Editor Open.

There's one outfit saying do this and Canon saying there was no facility to do it! I have been thinking of this problem this morning and recall that the OP said that the Registry Key for the Canon cameras looked very different from the keys for the other makes. Just perhaps if the OP were to post a screenshot showing clearly the various keys we might be able to get Brink to put his 'Magic Registry key' hat on and look at this for us. It does look like a slight anomoly with Windows Enterprise version as I think I understand correctly that the Canon cameras work OK with other Versions of Win 7. I wonder if it is possible that the Enterprise edition has a different Firewall and that is blocking the cameras? Does anyone think this might be possible?

Here are some screenshots: If I boot into a WinPE CD/DVD/USB environment, open the registry on the local machine and delete the entire registry key the computer will work with the Canon Camera until you reboot. Once the key has been created and you reboot the camera will no longer work. Hp Pavilion Zv6000 Audio Driver Download Xp on this page.

Update New Information: I have discovered why the camera does not work after reboots; Windows will NOT load the Windows Camera Driver. It is not in memory.

If I plug in a Nikon camera which works correctly it will load the Windows Camera Driver and now the Canon will work just fine because the driver is already loaded. When I reboot the Canon will not work again because the driver is not loading.

If I repeat the steps and plug in the same Nikon or another Camera then the Canon will work again. Code: sc config wudfsvc start= autoThis took me a very long time to figure out. -WS See Screenshots:Thanks for the update. BTW it this something particular to 7 Enterprise? Strange you had to do this to get the Canon's drivers to stay put Thanks.Great question: I am still trying to figure out why this setting is set to MANUAL on our machines and AUTOMATIC on the home machines (well only one checked so far) I have everyone checking their working machines a home. I am thinking it was some security update?? Searching the internet, I have read that this service leaks a bit and will start using a lot of memory, plus it is vulnerable to some types of virus threats.