Recent content by googlyeyedchicken

I assume you are using some sort of voice assistant? That is totally your call. If you use the internet, you are tracked. The world we live in is powered by data and that means things are tracked. You agree to the same terms for other services like Facebook, iTunes, Chrome, Cortana, Windows, Mac...

If you say that there is a piece loose inside the SD card slot - that is most likely the problem. I see you have tried multiple SD cards and none have worked. Therefore I would suggest contacting Canon and having them take a look at it. Maybe your camera is under warranty and it will not cost...

Most DSLR cameras will not have great sound quality (like a hotshoe mic or something similar). Depending on how you are using the camera for video --- you may want to get an external mic. An internal mic can only handle so much frequency hurdling towards it, which in turn drops the surrounding...

Have you tried using the same settings in manual mode?

5 Beeps is going to mean a CMOS battery failure. Did you make sure to unplug power cord, remove battery, and hold power button for 10 seconds before removing battery? Try one of these two solutions...

Try running a test on the battery by following the instructions here: https://fossbytes.com/powercfg-check-battery-capacity-battery-health-report-windows-using-cmd/ The option above will work with Windows 7, 8, and 10. For Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, and 10...

Have you installed any of the graphics drivers that come with Windows Update? These can mess up switchable graphics in many laptops. Try this... UNINSTALL the Intel and AMD drivers via Device Manager. INSTALL INTEL FIRST: Get Intel Graphics Driver from here...

Hey! What I gathered from your question was that you have had several quick diagnoses. With your Macbook, it is good to reinstall OSX and once you get it set back up again --- install a free or paid antivirus and scan the system. For your Windows PC, open Windows Defender (or your installed...

Is this a built in webcam on a laptop? What version of Windows? How long have you had the device? Has this happened before? Has the webcam ever worked? Does it show up in the device manager? What is the error you are getting?

What is the model number? Have you tried another SD card? Do you mean it wants you to format BEFORE you turn off or after you turn it back on?

Have you tried resetting your camera settings?

Have you tried to remove the battery and putting it back in?

So it is not working on your camera but does work on your laptop and mobile? What is your camera model?

I would try unplugging your modem and router for a few minutes and then restarting them. The other option would be to restore your PC back to when it did work using the System Restore function. You could also contact your ISP and ask for a new IP as was said above by PeterKendrick, it never...

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