EOS 2000D

PEGASE16 -
ManonA - 5 May 2023 at 17:48

Hello,
I'm unable to connect my CANON EOS 200OD to my PC, neither by downloading EOS Utility nor via USB cable. I've just spent 3 hours on it! Help

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Jodalec

I just found the solution thanks to this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNqGrB8LdZ8
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1. JS
  
  Disable the wifi function on your camera, turn it off and then restart the camera, and the computer will then recognize your device via USB cable. It works in my case (EOS 2000D).
  
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  1. ManonA > JS
    
    Thank you, after 3 days of headaches I succeeded thanks to your comment!
    
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PL453s Posted messages 601 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 116

Good evening, have you tried connecting the SD card to your computer if you have a reader?
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PL453s Posted messages 601 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 116

Hello,
Have you managed to solve your problem?
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1. pegase16
  
  Hello, and thank you for the update (which is good news). This morning, while connecting the EOS to the PC via cable, it started looking for the installation driver. I was able to transfer my shots. I couldn't integrate the app into "this PC" as a device, but at least I can save my photos instead of losing them with my camera (ha! ha!) like before. Thanks again, but Gates keeps annoying 70-year-old users like me by releasing increasingly difficult versions to manage (or maybe our brain cells just can't keep up with his "genius".....)
  
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2. PL453s Posted messages 601 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 116
  
  Gates is no longer the CEO of Microsoft now! But it's true that Windows interfaces are becoming unnecessarily complicated (in trying to simplify them! It's the height of irony!) especially since Windows 8, I personally find (maybe because I'm very attached to Windows 7!). It is also important to consider that Windows is an OS that is outdated and struggles to update itself to stay compatible, like the obsolete system of letters for partitions C: ..., the software management (which is a joke compared to that of Linux, very similar to that of Android with packages, a list, and a store).
  
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3. pegase16
  
  I knew I was out of touch, even on the organizational chart. But I completely agree with you about Windows 7. In any case, thank you again for your availability (and your knowledge).
  
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4. PL453s Posted messages 601 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 116
  
  You're welcome ;)
  
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5. Candy2802
  
  Hello,
  I also have a Canon 2000D and I would like to ask you a question. And I'm sorry for not being able to answer your question, but I am absolutely looking for someone who has the same device!
  I would like to record myself like in YouTube mode, but the autofocus doesn’t work and my images remain frozen and blurry. I don’t know if you can help me; I would like the focus to adjust automatically without me having to touch the camera, as it's definitely more convenient when I'm filming myself! Thank you!
  
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PEGASE16

Hello, Thank you for your quick response: I thought about it, it's indeed one solution, but since I kept my old PC (Windows 7), I connected the EOS via USB cord and it was recognized. I was able to transfer my photos. Surprising, isn't it? The EOS Utility software provided by CANON apparently only serves to connect via Wi-Fi (and even then, I couldn't manage it). The moral is, technological progress only serves to complicate users' tasks because my previous EOS450D (unfortunately lost) connected without any problem with the CDs provided at purchase.
I continue to search for a solution to make this device recognized by my PC. Hell and damnation!!!!
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1. PL453s Posted messages 601 Registration date Status Member Last intervention 116
  
  It looks like a driver issue at first glance.
  But when I search for the drivers for this device on Canon's website, here is what I get:
  https://www.canon.fr/support/consumer_products/products/cameras/digital_slr/eos-2000d.html?type=drivers&language=fr&os=windows+10+%2864-bit)
  Are you sure that Windows does not recognize your device? Is it not visible in "This PC" or "Computer"? (depending on your version of Windows)
  
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